http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/76dd0ff041723e0cdafce14a194d9651.pdf ee35f0701887a66a3838752ccaa51674 PDF Text Text • • ' I -- ,.. Dlib' Sentinel. M!.ddleport-Pomer0) 1 o.• Jan. 1, "1819 ' •· COLUMBUS (VpD .. yeor. Ohio' a 108111 General Aooembl,y • .,... ·l<>dQ lor •hat lecldatara hGped "ould be a ahort sessioa. what promised to be at the IM1t 1 storaey one. 'The Se..te met at 1:30 p.m., 1 l while the Hou!l~ ot The aeeool aeaaloo 108111 Geooral or AIHIIII>ll' · the wiD 11art sometime between Janu- ary and March 15, l't'IQ, because lea;lslatora ..Bled a bill last auiton Dllklnl 8J'Dial ~n­ aiOM mandator')'. lP the Senate. Theodore Gray, R-Piqua, - · also eo be otftclalb inatalled qain as the Se.-:te preside~& pro tem. Leader of the Democrats in the House. where Republicans hold 1 64-35 majorley, will spin be Rep. John C. MacDonald, D-Newark. MlnorlQ' leader in the Senate will be Sea. Charles Camey, D-Youngatolm Carney wW replace Sen. Frank King ot Toledo in that posL Klrw retired as leader of the mioority in December and haOO-picked carney IB his successor. Republicans have a 21-12 majodty in the upper c tlamber. Represeria- . Uves n11 called to order at 2 p.m. All abbreviated work week was planned. After todly's tea-. sian, leaders expected to have 1: sessions Tuesday and Wednea.day. then adjourn Wltil n e x t Morda,y evening. T~,item for legislators ap. peered 1 to be education. That wtll c.O v e r GoY. James A. Rhodes' "Solutations for the Seveli.i.es" program. a sweepIng revision of Ohio's educational system. When that discussion starts, the door will have been opened tor other controversial topics. Taxes On Agenda Not the least, nor will it be the last. il taxes, Schools need more money to meet day-to-day operating exModerate penaes, and legislators will bave to nm a way to provide Collision the reveme. While the Sealy Bi-Partisan Select Committee on Tax Re-Medium damages were incurYllllon urges what amoonts to red to two vehicles in a collision a atate-wide income tax, Gov. on E. Main St. SUnday, Pcmeroy James A. Rhodes and most Re- Pollee said. Ican legislators are opposed A car drl Yen by Sandra Wilderto such a measure. muth, 18, Pomeroy, struck a car That means either school dis- 1n the rear driven by Sandra HelP Damages ' '• In 2-Car 'ubi trlcta wW hive to be re-or- derson, 19, Middleport. TheHen-p.nized, or new taxes will have deraon ear had stopped in the to be round. Legislators feel lane of traffic to permlt a car ttat both may be considered. in trortt of it to park. Miss WUd-Abl then. there is tne divl- ermuth was cited to ma,yor"s 11011 ol. the $7S9 million voters court on assured clear distance in state Issue No. 1. charges. .....,roved Clll Nov. 5. Most of the money · WID F for hlgtnray projects, but a1r and water pollution and. ~n~~~~,p~Dent, education, recrea· t1oll and etpital ~rovement :irork .Jri,U also take a slice of ·~· pie. . Shoc1 &,uion Forecast Raw. Olarles Kurfess. a.. ilowllow Green, was U> be olllclolly elected to hl1 second ierm 11 Speaker o! the House ~. He forecasted. "with C... In cheek," a short se.,. Jlan. Kurfeas laid he wanted to have the llrst session's work completed by June, when the atate IIJPI'(Jpl'iation's bill must bo aiiCiptocl lor tile next ascal MEIGS TIIATRE TONIGHT & TUESDAY JAN. 8 • 7 ANZIOI (Tedmicolor) Robert Milch... - 1 Hollimon FEATURETfE: Lo¥O at First Bile SAIGON (UP!) - Two o[ tbe United Slates' top loolball eoachea were blck in Vietnam SUnday to keep a promise made to the troops six months ago. And ~es tJte coaches, Woody ot Ohio State ani Bill Hess of Oh~o Unhersit,y, ~..P!"' to make sure soldiers tram the Me~ Delta to th,,,~milltarized Zone know they · fi'6ii0l-ed tbelr word. HQea made the premise whUe on a gOOdwill tour of VIetnam last June with Hess: "If we . pt to the Rose Bowl Game, 01 be back to show the .troopa the. fUm." Hess said it aciopdecl Uke a &ood idOL 'llle Buc:keyes, of course, did aet in the Rose Bowl New Da¥, and · defeated catifomla, 27-16. soles the nert d~, arrlvln( in Sof&OO Saturdoy lor I 17 • d~ tour. "If we don't get to show the film at least · alx times a day, we won't be dc:JIJJg: our job," Hayes t.uL ~·We'll go &IV JAN, 8-V NOT OPEN SEL£CT IIUUTIFUL DECORATOR COLOR$• II THE LUSTEI YOU WAIT PRATT & LAMIIERT ' "'"~"'~,.TAPE . '•· V ..__... ~ JlJLY I - Alvin lblll~, 52, Rt. 2 All>anY, <b'IIQIICI U> delth by 1o0m ol horaoe wlllle rei<In( ~; Melp Amorloan Leglon 1o0m opllto pair with Aliiens, win 10_., looo 18-4; J I m e...,., junior oulftelder,onn....,. od top hi- lvr 1968 M o I s a llf&h buebeiJ team with .~0 average and Bob Bardette, also a .;llmlor, leads hurlers wltb 5.0 rooonl. .nJLY 2 - The 170 rnemberl ol Local No, 426 UWUA strike lor hisher wages. JULY 3 .. Reslstrallon lor Mel&o County Fair Old Time Fiddlers Contest begins, Tom R, Reuter, chairman; Norman T, Wayland, Middleport, dies at age 75. JUL y 5 - Racine Boy Scout TrOop 241 Doat takes first place in amual July 4th parade; Pee Wee League's Kelly Winebrenner spins no-hitter for ~racuae. JlJLY 7 .. J. A. Moore. Phillp ~n manasor, reports plant b, lull OPOrallon despite strike. JVLY s - John William Tucker, 17,Rt.4Pomeroy,diesunexpectedly; Terry Brewer, 23, Portland, treated !or injuries sulfered while swimming In <111o River; Sgt. Robert L. Stephenson, 32:, Newberry, Mich., killed In auto crash one mile soutbo!Cheshire; Mark Werry tosaes nohitter ror Pomeroy Yankees In tlrst game d. Kyger Creek LL Toorney, JULY 9 - Middleport Counell votes to rezone lot at corner d. Locu.llt and Beech Sts., !rom refldonUal U> hclllnoBS, U> open door tor canstructloo or new seniee station there. , JULY 10 - Mtdgs L o c a 1 School board approves overtime pay for school l::lls operators drlvlno overtime hours. JlJLY 11 - JOhll Will ol Middleport named to serve on Molgs Seleetive Service board; F r e d over here really enjoy talking about tootblll. Arter girls. most of them Uke sports besL" The coaches plan to show the 45 - minute color film at blaes, hospitals and outposts r.angtrw [rom the deplha ol llle Delle U> the mountainous northern re,gions of South Vietnam. They will open the doors (or a bit ot . X. • FLAT WALL 'FINISH ' • ' New ;!J~tt.:h PARIII', CUfl) "'- N- GroWing Pains ofGallia-Meigs Airport are Explained ., , I' I Therefore, I wilh to take ihlt means 0( intormlng the citizens or both counties concernlng their airport. "Through thi etrorts of t h e CommunU;y llnprovement CorporatiOII., Gallla ¥d Meigs Councy Co.tnmiJilmers, the Gallia . Meigs Regional Airport dine into existence. Representatives were appointed !rom each COW1ty and the Gallia..Melgs Regional Airport Authoricy lormed. Th.la Authority usumed tbe re- D. Kenneth Morran. GoiUflOIIo Cley Mlnager lllld a member or the Gollla-Mels• Rogloool Airport A~, Slid today I h o birth and sroMh or ouch a lacUIb' uouelb' has normol """"""' pain.. ,. Mori!M explaiDed problems ol lhe local airport In tho lollowfns: otatement U> the - l e or both eoundes: "There hla been some mlsunderstancUng eonceraing U.e GalUa • Mof&o Regional Aiqx>rt. / w•• Chlldo, Vlco-Pro&idot'li and Can> lilort. SecretaQ" - Treuurer. malnlalnlng the airport. "The orllfhal Airport Author- 1'beu men eerved the A~tt;y Itt repreHntativea from Gallla· from lte lnoopllon, malllos I I I oponolblllb' or opocatlng 1 nd County ware Dan Evana, Eldon eonatruct.Jon, maintenaDce and Wuerch, Gat)' hrt, Dr. A. R. oper~ de<lllona. UJn June t961. Mr. EY~n~ Chrlstenaen and Eddie Atklna. The original repreaentativea moved to Canal Wbtehester. erer...,.. Mol&s Counr,y were B i 11 atin8 a vaeaacy in the AuthorChildl, Bernard Fultz. Franklin ley. At IIIIa lime, I was ljii>OinlRlzer and John Blattner. ed b.Y tile Gallla County Com- or uElel'ted to serve as dfltcera mli!'•loner• m nu th11 vacancy. 11 lor !he 'Airport Aulhorlb' were 0n · October 2, 1968. Mr• Dan ~ana, President; B i II ChUda, vice..pre81deut called a Now You Know II J'1911, ,lho TOir , '~ lege scholarship. JULY 21 - Mel.p win1 opener over Athena. 10..S, in Amerlcan Legion bo&eball tournoy opener. JULY 22 - Flre guts seebnd noor of Clem COOper hOme ln l&'racuoe; UBhtnin(, sl hoigbt t1 storm, as barn. belonging to .Lester Thomas, on tire; Joy Beaver, 7, puU.eci from Mlddleport pool In semi-coosclous conclition after being struck ~ anoilier child wbo dived oil opt!ng- board. ' Special~ TWO DIE IN FDtE u. s. ....... lho PQIJUllllim <811- east downtOwn area, ter ~ the nat.lGn waa .23 mlloa east of ·Baltimore, Md. It 1e ~ 6.S mllee norihwest of Cen~ tralia, Dl. VOl,. XXI NO 179 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Kingsbury A public tuberculosis sldntestirw program extendl~ through three weeks next month was an- nrunced Ioiii,)' by tile Mol&• eou... 1.Y DepL or Health. Repreaentative• ot the Ohio Department ol Health have been in Pcmeroy to confer with Mrs. Arttur Strauu, adml.nlstrati ve executive or the Meigs County Department ol Health. ln reference to the program. The program w111 begin on Feb. 3 and will contiooe through Feb. 21 and ta qH9I to the public on merchandise for your family and for J0!11 home. USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS ON SECOND AND MECHANIC STREETS ; .; ...... .. . . · -Elberfelds In Po~eroy ... ,. THE FlliSI' "PACIIEII" TRUCIC In llelsl COOinb' .. Olod to . hAul . ttalh ..;.r .prboia .. 1tu boo~ purcha&od by Walter · ol . Po....,j, Tho opo<lel!,r daaisned equli>fnjlll Dint& to ball! :&bout Cllroo Umo~ tho lPJ&DIIt¥ . . - ~- A Wlwle Roomful of lJecoratf!r;·.Quality ,. . •, .,~,:. E-· ~,., ~ . . . !i I ,' ~!'~· U:Y. .·. ,-h. Ialii-.· :'(~-~ . "-n>7 .......'· ,.',. ~ 1 ~ : 111Giedv ~:1•.,1!'" !lrotaeo!'"'"'~the aew Y~· .j.,. Mal!~ item ol Clio ~"' bud- . dump. I s:---·· ..... . ~~· ~···-·~_g, 'P~.,.........,-~ro,,,~.. . ... !frir ' , , ,lb" "f'alololm Iowa: ,. ,:';' !;; ola~ lndl¥lld 1111111 ~.rqr. ~Filtd- . i' ;N.tor $11200, clerk .. ,.,••.- ..~,_ . '• - .·. or••. ~-~, · ;\ _ ~;:-:- :;:::::~::.;;:;;;:;:;:o-,;:;:;;;:;s;;;;:;:*;;;;:;:i$:{~~;;;.:.~ . 1 .. . WASHINGTON (UP!) - The ranking Republican on the senate Foreign Relatloos Com· mlttee cl.utioned today that a b1pardsan move by 16 serators urging U.S. s~rt for Israel could .. tau the flames ~5,0!)0, olher pollee ul>!moes moot $44,000, Publl< OIJl[lloyooo of war"' in the Middle EasL $7,000, fir"! eld $700, pilrklftl retirement $2,880, lnsuriiiiCelllld "I think we've got to be meter $800, mil.o ,llaneous $5{10, bonda$900. Total $111,940. very cautious about taking pocontlnpncloa $5~, (IIIII.,;;, and lltlllb' Fund - Slreot llslrta sitions on tile Mtddle East.'" rtreinon'o dllllblllll' liDd po111lon $10,000, hydrant rental $3,360• Sen. George D, AUten, ·R·VL, luDd $39,ao._ · . Totals $13,360. said in an interview. "We Flri DIJiart!nti¢ f)Diij, ,_ Fire Cemetery Fund .. Material should discourage both sides 011~ $300, V<ll~ftr&- . $3001· empiOJ<es $6,500, tools, over there from tlkir~g llteps men; *1;~0. lire ~~ $20,- equipment ana lllppliea, $200, that could lead to . a maJor 0,00, ~ ~ $1,- equipment a n d maintenance, wU, which oould lead to the 000, equipment ~allllli $~0, $200, eQUipment oporlllm $200, use olatomic We&IJOOB,"' ~llte:t ~oea$500. ~$33,- f)llbllcemployeearcUrement.,.s- ~~~~~ 100. · . . tem $400, olher expenses $100. Water Flllid ..- · omco·_ . . Total $7,900, ·~ $3;0'"', ~..i,•$36,000, Slrool C...llrucllon, - filii 11"1' $~,500,, !aDd. and aoco and Repair Fund .. em- cheml· piO)'ees $12,000, oqulpmerlt $10,. ooo. ecplpmeit rna1ntenanc:e $2.Ollll, equipment oporlllm $1,600, materials $3,000, slroot repair lllld repair b.Y oontra<l ·$5,000, lralllc lf&bl8 $1,500, lltrfll and lftd tr&f!lf' ,. · and marker~ f400~ M,~igs-Gallia .. ,1,200, 11)1 • · .'lib' utilities $2,300, . $2,(100, Victims Have Relatives in llabi . : urer $3SO, IIOIIcltor _: • '""'"' · >:::"· · ·-,· -· -'~:~:"' $3,!ll'l· 'flllai ·.,m- . <!'W , ' pi WIJ . ~00.,000 In ·~ .~, ~~if"~ dl~ , .,1 . ~ "'' .~ ~\!tion ~~lor. ..... lltructlon that I~ ~led . ~ Ill . · lDide!"nl! lhl1100f. : , ~~ .:~ $204, ond :~0. ~enll etc. $1,000, ~!:i pub- public ~orotlremeotsyo­ truo- tem ·~. bqlldln( rental $300, '[111(COdfpliOd on Pase 8l ~ ·Meigs Board free of charge. Skin testing, reading of the tests, and x-orays, wUl be provided free of charge by techniclanll of the Olllo Depart.ment of Health. Mrs. strauss stresses ttat all reside,nts who will need a food hat.ner' s card during 1969 are particularly urged to atteOO one or the testing and reading sesoo siona since the akin test is required before such cards can be issued. Meigs County schools will be visited on Feb. 4 and 5 with read- Legion.to Observe Birthday The annual birlhda>' obllrV· ance was Bet !or the week of Mar. 10-17 and Paul Cao<l ,.., named general chalrman ~ tbe event by Drew Webster Post 39, American Leglm, at Clio poet homo lolonday ni8hl. CommaDdor Dm Humel eloo named .n awan:ls committee tor lho part.!' and Kemelb Harda and Leonard Jewell will ' ...... Olllhal commlttoe, Accepted as new members llmprov . emeJits nre Dis------' -,lqol1on loimmot. dlllri<l . -~ lor IIOX\,,$oni!Q . and 'lho~ , COii(er-wu IIID.2einp.rilm. ' ' ,. r '' ·., "· Twli.;e1tto101t Store of Buil4illl Sioco 1915 " . ,.,. ' IIW ot the tests of those two d,aJa to be clone oo Feb. G ar.l 7. Apln . TEN CENTf a positiw reactiGIJ l• 1h0wn in the akin teat. where An af\ernoon am evenl-w lldD te.UII( proanm is ~lamed !Or Fob. 18 lllld 19 lor ll<lllte willl the location alkl exact bours tell be aDnouaced later. 1'bole r&o cei"fkw the skin tests will r• turn U> iho location em Feb. 20 • or Fob. 21 lor r-'W ol lho testa ud an x-rQa, lf needed. Readera are asked to check basis. Mrs. Strauss emphasized, how- lurther lor apo<tac - l b ol ever, that there will be no x- the prop'am in The Dlllly Senrays taken except in instances tinel, on Feb. 11 and 12, various achools will be visited with the readirws of that testing to be lleta on Feb. 13 and 14. Students Crom the ftrst grade throush tile senior ~ ol hf&h school are eligible for the tree tesUng program which is being con1ucted oo a volunteer patiert Health urcler sponsorship of the Meigs County TOOerculosl• and Health Association. The position is new. She will be responsible for au t\lberculosh program& arK! akin testing. Mrs. Brown wW keep a ~ terral lilt of patients due at __...,. •:111 . .. eiiDic, llld, ~ l h - alloodilla·· ol their appol,._ monte. She will au-! all clinic sessiona, not only to Interview the patients. but also to auist the clinician. ' C1inic reports wlll be processed by Mrs. Brown and abe will keep in tocch with the prl• p~sldan or oocb patient. She will maintain contact with Ill patlenta being aeell at the cheot cOnics with repni tolholr medleatioo and trealmelt. She wlU fol.low-q) all tuberculosis suspects reported to the M_ra. RusaeU (Jane) Brown, health deparlment U> tooure lhot R.N., ot Pomeroy. bas beenram- lhoy understand the report, hiYe ed Meiga COUnty' a first pliillc had a recent chest x-ny, &nil Health Tuberculoala Murae. report to the chest clinics. She As 1 registered nurse work.:. wiD also loll'"'""" all tuberculin lng In tile tuboreulosl'a DeW, reactors reported to the health Mra. Brown will serve in the department, making sure tbat Melos County DOPOrlmerlt ol they uDIIeratarKI the meaninc ot wore Welter Reibel, W alI e r Benl2, Rood wm and· Rlteble Wlpl. Momberllhlp for 1969 no .41_ IUIJIOU!lcod li aza, elabl over.,... _, (;U33eU IL Notional Conunaader reeG/jjd. . tlon cordi lor havln( ,oecUred AflliP COOinb' Commlqt._,., 1i loall 15 momboro ~ Doc. Robert Clorh lllld Ralph W. !lura, 31 wore preoonted to Clocl, Elza nieotlni! lil J"08!II&r oes&lm Mm· GUIIIOJ'O, J....U, 11unDo1, Gov ·dly, dl....,..r rood ImproveEddie Guln1ber' Cuuies Swat. menta ~ a ledlml of. Ccult;J zel, !lOb v - and Harrla. Road 30 wllb,- Clrdo, &11Caocl !"'• proiiOIIIod a "Con- 101! lolmllbli\..~ Clli!Ord lu.-y Pull(llllt" lor hlvlll( eo- Holter ,,IIIII Bill So1Hr. curod so or more rnemberlblpo. Tho no el10 to 11ur1na ddt call Gov Roilier cooter 'littb : E~~a~Mv ~ no J'tiiOI:Iod 111111 bolilllallzod.> · Bloolil z>j' nllnll p_..r lmCGollllaoider ·~ ' _........··wbldl would IDdltde lnldatton or IIIOIDtiOra will Tite - be held on Jao. 20 111o DeOit mloalonfro ai'IO DBid blllo and moolfn&, It 1111 ~ 1o perforDied rau11ae hcllnoso. llro bQI'o lo lho amuel B o y 1 l91ale II Ohio Unl•OI'Iil;y DO Xt ·' -~", •.j Mrs. Russell Brown First Public Health TB Nurse l""di:I!IP ......._ and Leoter, ' budpt ~· ~· $780,,937.90 lor 1969 na """roved · .~ council , "'' l,loDa G,.. 'ii!l vi,lted :tlt!u'~ Ill . CoiUI!tbuo · with llrl. ' ~':!! ·· · falhor, Mr. Willim~alif ' ' ' With 1Ift- . ·Bcrdell llrodfDrll ., ~ .,.. ~~. lltarleo )!aoh1and . Mediterranean Style Furniturf!. !I i! ! f.\ or ·' yo., Home? ..... ,.............. ~..... ,. ' tbat he eoukl haul on Ills previous truck. The bed of the new vehicle is enclosed BO that none of the load can fall ott whlle being tran1ported to the new Middleport underground ·. WASHINGTON [l)PD- The Electoral College Method of picking a president was ere.. ated in 1804. In 1805, there started a clamor for reform that finally could come in the 9tst Congress. House and Senate members proclaimed loudly tor change MoOOay while voting to re-ject a move to void an elec-. toral .vote that had been committed to Richard M. NWm bu't was east ror George C. Wallaee, the tlltrd party ca~ did1te. '' · .An IPfll"'llrllllona News. Notes · · If A Fire Destroyed ~""-···· ~., ... . 000 A.pprovedfor Pomeroy's Sewer Project Chrlllmaa holiday, Mr. UJII,Mro. Murtin SWart of Columbus, Slndn Beai.. Laura Hamilton ·tand. Barbara 'i.lghtrootol Athens,JOOR and Henry Perdas of Clevelan(J, 1'be youtll or Carleton Church Mr. and Mrs. stanley Bell and accompanied by their teacllers were caroling at homes ol shut- l'lmill' oC Clevelar.l and Mr. and i.ps in this community. Follow- Mrs. Roger· Young. Spending Christmas with Mr. ing caroling they went to the and Mrs. Homer Bailey were Mr• church tor refreshments. and Mrs. Sam PartlCJW o( Porn· Mles Judy King who atterds colleg8 It Kankakee, W•• spent eroy. Mr. arkl Mrs. JohnRcberta Chlllicothe and Christmas •cation with and dlugbter the Mr. and Mra. Roger Young. her parneta. Mr. and Mrs. Vlril Mr. -and Mra. Lormie Hudson Kirw and famiJ..y. While here she visited rece~ with Mr. a nd was preaented with a pin for perfect attelktance at the C&rletorl Mrs. Ernest Perkins and family church for 18 years bytbeauper.. at Marlon. Ohio. Kenneth Hardey wflo suffered i - n t Relph CorL 1 heart attack several weeke qo Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Seal and and was a patient at Meiga tamUy flad aa visitors over the ertl Holl(lital ho• returond home arllia better. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson 'I'OUa .liT AltUIMOI II and Tonie ol Racine vtslted with Mr. and Mra. Lonnie Hudson. Mr. and Mra. Jollo Dean and . sons had as vlsitorsreeeldyMJ". and Mrs. HobartSmllley~Jr.,su­ san. J~ IIJicl Dale, ofWieJ'U¥1, w. va., Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Marldna ol Racine, Mr. ani Mrs. Clair Waggoner and Joy ot HarrisonvWe and Mra. Ama Mae TerreU and J.anlta of Pomeroy. Mra. Elizabeth Murn,y hall as vlaUors over Christmlla, Mr, al'd Mrs. Dana Murroy and ol Richmond, Va., and Mr. 1\lrllo Wllllllll Murr~ ol Colum· ' bus. Mra. Qazel Arr)old, E1'1Uft, . I( ~ Announce Sl{in Test Plans REGULAR 49c PR. ANKLETS AND CREW SOCKS.. .... SALE 4 PR. UIO go to the bench, and they wUI "despise me ror it, but they'll come olf the bench btmt pi~ers." Said Hess ot hls loss in tile Tangerine Bowl: "Our defense was a little run doWn- at the erKI of the seas~ but with a bit lit""' time; "'' mf&hl have caught them." · . I ; _.. " TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1969 1·.~, walk oul" •' ' " ' 11 degrees below zero at Greenville, Maine. &lnday'a high was ' 88 at Northridge, Calif. Hayes told the interviewer that Southern Cal - the Buckeyes• lOth ccnqoost in a perfect season - was no tougher than Purdue or Michigan. ••we caught them all about at ~eir peaks. you know," ' he •td. He old he has a solution. for any players who get "fath,.,_... (rom their recent suceesa: 1\ey 0 Devoted To 17ae lntereat. Of17ae MeiBo-Maaon Area REGULAR 2.29 TROUSERS.. ............................. SALE 1:69 REGULAR 2.29 LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS .................... SALE 1.69 REGULAR 1.69 SNAP SHOULDER SHIRTS ••• : ..•.•.• , •••••. SALE 1.19 1 was JULY 23 - 300 chlldren irapR~nized at four Melp measles n- al&tJt, (hJidren's Shirts, Trousers and Socks HILO TEMPS NEW YORK (UP!) .. Tho lowest tempenture reported today· by the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, Wuerdl, l;o1')' {hlrt, F<ldle N; . ldlloondiii)'MQn-GaUIICO<!nb' and B1U {:Well, Fl'lllldln Rlz. Eldon Wuordl and llll!otlf• .,.... or and Joill B l . llolp much as then nre no mem:- c:owrt:y. bora In - c o !rom 1o1t1p •'Gory lllc!rt waoelootedprooiCOO!nb', II no - - thai dent, BIU Cblldl, 'riCO'ilftaldOnl, lbo election ot ollleora b e - lllld Eldon Wutrdl, ...,.etal7 • poned. lrouuror, Followlns Clio elocuOn Oetllber 30, 1968, t h e · don, it PI \IIIUibnoualy deef.d.. Airport A.-rltl lor Clio eel U> ann! the lwlpr, bid ID purpooe or electing olllcora and Fullfal>, lncmporaled for tile 6 In( lwlpro. Prooentallho-. In( wero F.ddlo Atldu, GorJ 9JOrt, Dr. A. R. Chriatooub,' warmer w-,.. Lt,* -~·tort~ .~ onow nurttet ll8 bitt ......,_...., SALE! SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF A WELL KNOWN BRAND·--- apartment house fire In Clio near Ill<!".., haoprL Al!Md- lllld U> make 1 de<lolal ...,..... In( lhLI moetlnl ...., E I d o n • ,• LIMA, Ohio (UPO - Two unIdentified men died Ioiii,)' In an moetlnl to elo<t naw olllooro - " ' i at or !he firli Store Wide Sal~ . During Our January Bargain Days· What Would Happen j, " I f!eac;,e.:.. Lodg~ . N-·....., '~ ~illn&l of livine roomS. Use Ctllu·Tont Satin ·for walls. woodWorh and furniture in krtc~n or bathroom · or· ..,.,., ourfacoo OIUII bo ............, repollodiJ. ' . - ·~ ~·-. &&~~ - • /iJPI)- c.. Vc:M,i will be delighted with the w1de selection of attrac · tive decorat~r shades and tints tn either this pleuinl rateJC flat wall finish or durabli! odorless type semi·&IOS$ llkyd wall coating. Both are easy to apply vrith brush or roller. Apply V~x Flat Wall FinistJ on wills and t~ • •!l(jllalnat<l ~~~, ~~ ~'-' George OllPIIated rural CIITior cllalcl olq!od 'IQ< <GUJIIY.4opatl- ""'"' U> !Ill ~ .tllbwn jal!!l , PAI!IS 11«111 VlotM;'. Ioiii,)' worne4 Proslde-cl Aid Clio ~ ol lor mall route o- ROI!Iand Polt ,._ <II heellb. Hlc1ull'!l M. Nl- lho,~i .. Uon <Jt a .V. S. 'deiOpUon tl!ltf ' Olllco. • JIJLY :!4 - "imford !lYMII Honry Uosp U> held the !flU 1101 ehanp iho lsou01 lillho Vlo!nam negotlatlona. NJqron '. , JULY 12 .. Mr&. W. P. LO<Ih· )lrili1 _ - . U> A I< P Store A 111: e r l c • n' diJeptloa cwld ~ J,e, lho Nor1h VIol. dei"'"U"'' opolwoman, !Iaiiy dl.. ': ary 1111100111<01 ~ ~tlnB lialf iD COiumbUI. ll)lo..a tile appoiapnell\ .ot Hlllll'~ Clbdt Locl&e U> • ..,.,.- W. flu1bor made lOr American WIJI4 IIYm· o!VLY 25 - Rod cupot roU- full.tledijod- ~-·.· · Awroll Hortllnllll~, ••an lnltn'llll V. S. JII'OIIIem." The~ • . . - . Jlhoall U> _ . . In ~ ca od out ~ Mel&o countlano for "li'e havo IIIII ~ lhlf lillie Umted· sc&~• ,,...,.. ·t &llldo1 · ~ ' Prt&lde-o<l Rldl· b' nnto ~· IIOivo lho VI..... pi'<Jb!ltii! ltiltust atop f l o _ .. Jub' 25; Dlltli<t Govomor Char· u. S; tq>ollll wllllfm B. era u.., ...,.-lee. . aloo, ~ Le t'l'd • ll"!l, .......... ~·~rt.Y-lour mUu.., v~ . leo R. Duncan ollolorilao F...., Soxbeln brio! vlllt. Vlalta Milkllep)l't - ~ RoJULY 2S - Erma Jane zus .. Locl&e hod """' l'IIJIIOrellle line ~ae wUl ftJbt:~ ~ -Yi'*Of1·" ; ~ - ' -" ;•' ~~ ~: tary, · ,..._ .S3, Rt. 1 Letart, W. Va., to ouc<eod W, A..,nlllllrrllnan no ellleted Nov. 5. JULY 14 .. f~ Fou. illlund b.Y blast throo!8h alnee Diplomat• ~·sed concem 25, Mfddleport, IU&tainl NVen door of. Ht.7 Nlte Clubj Amerloomment on the ljlllOintmoot news conferenee. 'J'ber were that Loclp'o appointment -.ld IIQurlOI wllen elleBOdlll -on c.lll Wllld l&'mJihoall ...... rt rebut Cornmwn.t IIOUI'cea said not, -er, -"""' to be " moan a broelt en the relotlvely ond rollboll. celved lllntn. ~ crille,l ollho man _,. .JULY IS- Dlpne Deakins, JULY 28 .. Mlddlop>r!F...,. amootb worklns r e I At i o n 1 thai aUIIouslt It . hod -oted. !boy wore!JOI ontlleol- will be~ lrilb worked ouL in recent mOntlla · 30, Lailgovlll• Rt. 1, &el\toocod QI'Jiermelt I'Vsl rooolvoo AmorClio l[lllolnlmont o1 Jllll. 20, lbo Amerloan delep- a.Uc U> 1~0 year penu.ntlary term lean Leglcm Department dtallm the Iormor Sal&Qi lllllblallldor .. SeiBon oltlclal• madt ... oo com'ieUon ol~Ytanalaughterrt- for outatandlnl ddld welfare llon, hNded b.Y Harrlmon and b oon&ldered clooeto lllfll)' otrort to ......tilbelr dollablll4· , suiting rrom s!Ublns death ol work; Mete• team rusled from b£o cleoutY, c,.n.s R. Vance, and South V1e1nameae leader•. Ute North VleQI.ameae delagaLodp'a' -'!rtmeot. ·~ ~.. · Avel Harvey. Americaa Ledon tournQJ in 12An lndlcoUon ol · Norlll VleC- ' our trhmd"'. one rl. them Ilk\"'"~ .· · It ma,y take months tor Uon. JULY 16- Pomeroy and Mid- llloaa to, Atheua. nam•a olficlala .POsltioD on the coallrllllne thai lillie : dleport Legion Auxlliaey groups JULY 29 _,..._, Metp Comritls.- !hb to be N!otabllalioci, !boy SeiBon'• lido eilulii · bo a~nl .... .e.oted U> on .. lei. receive &wards at Ohio Conven- aloners ftle appltcaticxu:~for$32.­ North Vietnamese and Viet eome later in the day when the oopeelod 1111111 Lodp. ~aovor" tion. 496 in state cl.Yll drfenie aJSls•·•·-......._· Coni: olllclals hid no !mmedlate Hanoi delepUon scftf41led • aiiOr Nbun' . I ~·~· JULY 17-Caraon ~Des- tanc:e runds. kina taken to penitentiary to beJULY 30 - Tlprl, coadled Bin serving 5entence. b.Y Edpr A - and Charles JIJLY 18 - Carl lol Gorby Merohall, win i'omei'OJ' Bo!lo' ot Lanpvllle 'ajjjiolnt.a b.Y Jwlse Leosue b11eball clllllll(llonlhlp. John Bacon to Meigs Seledlve JULY 31 Mn. William _,. I • Service board; Fred A. Slllf- Neutzllng, Pomeroy, receives ..,.,.'!. lot, 93, Middleport, <lea. . - I I !rom Vle~~>am gov. JULY 19 - $200 Mllllon pow- enuneol In lrll>ute 1D her late er station begun near Point Pleas- hullband, killed there on April ant; Mike Hargraves awarded 8, 1967, whlle serving in U. S. Shop and Save in Every Department on all three floors durlnc 011 January tour-year General Motors col- Arii\Y. place we can set ~ a projec- kibitzing from Monday-morning tor." quarterbacks. The trip to Vl~tmn was the Before embarking for a handfourth for Hayes ml the sec- shake t~ or several Marine Ond for Hess, whose Bobcats barracks Sunday. Hayes arkl rolled to a 1()...0 re"gular season Hess taped an interview at the mark before losing in the Ta~ armed Coree• network station in ' gerine Bowl, 49-42, to Rleho- Saigon. mOIXL . "Okay, let's get this gdih~/' ''We'd like to stay 'longer HI.Yes fidgeted as the cameras than 17 d81•," Hess said. ,.But rolled into place. "We've sot to we're in the recrutiog business get gol.ng. 1f this runs late, this time of year. The fellows we're just going. to tave to Southern Ha)'es and Hess left Los A• WEDNESDAY & 111URSDAY . .- ? ~Mm~. .~~~~~~~*~~~~~~~~~~~ Hayes, Hess Keep ,P romise ·-to Gls Year's ~~· SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. " News Highl~hts . of. July, 19~~ · JOBth Assembly ·could be Stormy •' '\ ' ' tbo roocllon aDd have a tarp cheat - · She will doo make aure 1i1oJ report to tbo cUDic for eumi•Uon. Mro. will ......... director ol the cue ..,.rotor IIIII be ... _ot!ir' ,.,.. tho ..,.rota< belq[ ~urnat. TbO ...... :will lt!:IIII!Od4( qtllll -hit- .. w~~ ·'£;~~ ~";;:t;' ;;. Important Ill ~ akin 1N11111- .,...., ~~the !'\" haellh dll!la-111, COOinb' Tuberculoolo· - .~ ·- .o.- AoooclaUOII ond 111e Ollie partmont ol HOollh. Ttio ' loeol hultll department wUl ··'Ce IIi 'II!!' akin teiUoir oeheduleo DIMU' futu:re. Aroeldenl ol .: - . P....Wi.l. fi.. a number of yeara, Mra,~ .:an.n lo a sroduaw ril 111o St.J -.rt Hotpltal School ol "NW~ lD Parkersburg. Her IN&biii( ·aeU, ia the oner at ...:an.a Tractor sales IIDd. fq\l•.,.a lteo. lnP~~ .----· Mr.andura. ' son. Dr.~ ton, and • srallllooa; '' . �• ' ' '1'111 1111111' -.oi. . p..._.~ (),, • -~. Jlnllr)< 7, 1119 White Paper rTtl..rnat .' e·. I, c- ·. en Eastern Establishment ~ . . ' hoa>JI Eu!M1!!zalioo al ... lr7 uol"' . dPLEASANT VALLEY IIOSI'JTAL ADIII'M'ED: ...... Vlqll HitOoUJpolfo; -0!\!lt.. 1cor, ~ Goot~t r ... lort Pt. P - fl&rl1 RlfDS, - a.w. tl!ot all ... I* po1achloolo hell . . . pull Cll BY Wll.LI-'¥ S. WHITE Hla ll""""ol all.lt<tlve he haa tile can pt. · . a very thltl lllol bol Ill WASIIINGTON - Not tile leul made clear In a Qlllol and 101<· ' 1111• oolumnlal h o l l - 1o palllle• and on P.Ut. - 10111 "' bOon -hal • fact·Ofwhleh polltleal " .,. aimo al Preoddonl • ole<l ke¥od ·and llttlo lO>II<od spoeeh .. ~~ boiiOYo lbal bofon blo 'vqle, ..,. • lifo, hao led to ooctaaf diYI.adlard Nlxoo. If a - 1 n o I In bit ..Uve <;olitornla; andlhla ciOoth Jalm K.m..v hlmoell... ~ ... bolh al wblohhan-., ao1y w be too muell talked ,. Is ..,. or- rare polltl<:al ut- aioos iD thll llldm ·that 'aft u lf<JUblod by lbo oi>allai Umltald to be patrCIIillna lndood loreal u they are 11.1btle ud u ~ is a restontlrin ol po.. · terances-tlurt m.t¥ truJ¥ be Aid fellvwa In tho out.n.tUcal baliUICe wllllln t h e tD be about 10 limos •• ~­ danproua as they are unneces- u.ita <t blo . . . _ a~~otltuon- nrd ., ood opeclllcalJ¥ by ,voac~or. JQWer structure in WashingtCJn. tant as would seem GD the sur-.cl, · two hiii>IY slonlll...,t uolull!'ol7 Ealtem tooo and no. The- old -~..!'!-and He intends to reduce the In- face to be the caH. Pro-al electlooo wlthiDUWo 'lbero Ia ....... to ..~ otaliOIIII ~ thltl ~-~ ' tluence ot the so-called EastFor it il a slmp:l.e fact llbat '"'··· •. hal Par!Oree """ ·- · ......,. » - - b•tile.... ' ...,. Eotabllshment and to bring lbe Eastern Eotabllshment hal llngle - · lhatolJOlol,F:~ Koa- --t veroe <t thlo . . . , to Uve wlll1 II. Bpt lor tl1o Well . . Weot and Middle West bock boon .. too doml.nanl In Wuhln&- DOCV 1n 1960 and that ct Ridtard - · 0611 man o f - II .1& • relollvoly tlew _.,... tnto full parUctpatlcrt in gov- ton (or aiOQCI IIUUQ' years. 11rls Nlxoo In 19M, hen clearly. .,.. nected an Bast-West polarisaable wllo ~ ;-;:_ and, inoJ'I ~. tile 4rrmnent both at and near t tl e is not becuae Easterners a-re eel t11o 1964 Repltbllcan Nlllloa· , Welt 11 aiiO lor tho rlebot ~ ~it. One oC his moUve8 no in any wa.J unfit for high place;. tion quite .. In Us as is tile far older .and' f a r a1 eonv1n Son Frllldaco IM!Ih alectoJ;al · 111111· '"""""""'· ., · doubt is the traditional one ~ to the. c::obtr'ar1, they have made ....,., -lno rewarding thoae sections ol the / country primarily responsible for his election. But there is lllOl'e to it than this. enormooa contrii:Mims to the public service ever since the remote da)'s of Franklin D, Roosevelt. Rather, it is because mare ad'fertlsed aepa.rd.llD por""!'!h-•• or n North and South. For botb KenDOCV In 1960 and Nixon In 19611 were placed into power by pro. cesses of sectiOnal dl"dSioolam. Kennedy was all but blae!<od oot west of Chicago. Nlxm's mandate for all practleal pur· poses, stopped, barring some limited success In tile 5outb, about at the Dlinols line. Ken· nedy, in a word, was an Euteru 1: < '; ,. and Nixon a Western chol.ce. And this sort of thing, it hardly need be said, is not good in a COWl· that. I desene another spanldng YOUTH ASKED FOR IT 'lbls c:ol.umn is tor young peo.. tor m,y letter, and you'dprd>ably to give me a f e w pi•, their problems arid pleas- like whacks yourself. - PUNISHED ures. their b'clubles and tun. AS PREACHER'S KID NOW REwith the rest ol Helen Help US!, FORMED It welcomes laughs but woo't 4adBe a serious question with a Drmr PPKNF: ThaM!i tor being hooest. KEW YORK (UP!) One bMb<Jft. .... So eMs the year's bigpromising way or reducing tile Send your teenage questions to gest" eontroversy, And a lot of cost or automobile insurance is '~ YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of amateur psyelliatrists w e r e through pa.)'roll deductions. Helen Help US! this newspaper. caught with their "points'' down. The pa.yroll plan cuts the comSO NOW WE KNOW H. panies' selling and collection ·,~Helen, Dear Helen: c· o sts enough to slash the total : \', ·· Hooray tor yw in not £ollowYou've printed many views a- cost or protection to the motor. •l'l.. &a, 101ne ot your columnist sisgainst spanking, Here's one tor ists by 15 to 20 per cent. Some ten' tnil with the slick admon.aorta. examples •~ tuan. uThls Is sick, see a psy- rm 16 and forbidden to s e e -A Chicago ex,ecutive drivA chlatrlst." Aa yoo say, the Rick who is 19 and divorced. 1 ing to work daily from the -Preacher who bare - bottom In spite of good advice, ground- suburbs reduced his aM-.1 bHI lpanked bi• teen-age daughter lltem1 to be a '"case•• on pa- ing and no allpWMce, rve sneak- for $100,000 liability coverage, ed dates with him. Last Satur- plus $100 deductible collision per• but we dOll 't know both day morning my folks had it! and the usual comprehensive ..del. You beld out against the armehair ps.ychologists who di- Mom and Dad marched me into and medical coverage, from liDDHCI perversioo and sadism, my room and said there was one $404 to $320 when hls company i'lldD,g Instead that "Preacher's thing left to try on. me. Mom joined a payroll deduction plan. -A San Francisco man who Kid" write again to give u~ her pulled the drapes and left. Next thing, Dad was sitting with me uses his car only for Camtly ·••wmed..downn version. Did you over his lap and his big hand recreation cut his blll tortwlcal _ .,!rom her?- BETTY was walloptng the seat of my coverage from $212 to $171, and DMr.BeU:r, pajamas. a Cleveland driver "ith twlo~ ~· '!'bat l ididt Here it is: I was turl.oos. I kicked a n d 'I''"•~"' coverage _plus -Holi.i, 1 don't know - ond fell tile amxaJill>1ecl bllte,... neal of Weatern jeering at the very word ••Eastern" could hard1y lallto reoosnlse tbat lbe 110111· lnalloo al Dorey Goldwater Wll lo a periloUI degree by. sheer emotional hosUIIty toward a whole region. Thatlhla hoalllltywao-emo is doubtless true. That it wufor tile most part U!llhlnklns lo .., less true. But that there wa• a oer1a1n ooman Justlficallm lor 1t can hardly be denied. For a whole vaot land west of tho Ap- me up~- ud said, "'Patty;- R'lck and tbia 10 together. Dm't make me do II again, baby." Then he hugged me - honestly - and lnd witll all the response in c:olumn, 1 feel very pdlcy. 1be trut1J il be doesn't spank frequently. I wao Just furl- wa1l!ed put. for not being allowed to go Well, my seat HURT. and I 1D that partoy, So 1 llJick out dldD-t feel very grown· up or , ·IIJ.l'WIY, and wben I ended up 1n ICiptd.~cated. I was plain fracpollee ltMfon, we had a bls turecf.· but after a while I lookin rront of everyoue. He ed at M¥ pretcy room and nice hal a tem&>er too. When we got clod!ea ud s1u1! and knew my ,home 1 was mad at bfm ror bu.- tolka lo,fed me. SomehoW a aore . , III1Uatl.ng me, 10 1 slewed hf.a you think, where face, and 'be tumed me OJer his makes you rebellious. -· : ': knee. He wa10't pttiDg an 7 tb8t was a week IJP, The •llpleaaure" out oflt - "tan skiD apa'nlc:iq: has -.ever been menburt.s worse, that's He is tlonecl. Rlek called twice aDd 1 really a ftne, jult father. hun&: U, on him - I }mow he's I am mueh wt_. DOW BDd 1 Wl'OIIB tor me. 1tmw 1 cleaervod the opanldni BUT It 1111 b-ora had watchu I've been a rotten llpJUed ed, or DaM¥ had used a atrap or • · brat. 1 wrote thai I . - beeauoo touched my bare boltl>m, rd want I wanted to get revenge and pj, to do oomolhlng bad wlll1 Rlek cllld """ changed It _,., 10 be to get oven. So juot maybe a didn't reeoenize lt, Helen. ·· , PRIVATE UODklnll by tile rll!hl 111 Dad Is 1101 all lbe falbor dool aood· 11111 wao my 10111e <t your oorr~l ,'· llrrtandluti- PADDLIDPAT. called him. 'Iballk:s tor re•llzlnj ·.. =:u• au. tbllllii 'fY Payroll deduction !or 1uto i~ surance is not a new idea. A few companies have beim doin& it for decades but in the last two )'ears, several big _ companies have campaiped to sen it to employers anll urd.ons. Predicts More Proapeets ProL Bornard Webb of Gear· gia state College told a se111te committee recently that by 1975 half of all automobile lnturance may · be sold and paid ror by payroll dedUction plana. So tar the business is small because it is neither legal nor teasible to sell ~ automobile insur· ance. After the plan has been accepted by employer and unions, the company stlU must sell each worker an hdivldual policy~ Continental National Ameri.. can Insu~nce Gl'<ql of Clrlct.go has been particularly active in pressing the plan. CNA recentl.y sold Lockheed Alrcnft and the unions iovolvecl a plan ·'' f'lld. ~-~ Rlll1 Golll - · -~ - llQ' ...~Wa.er, e, Jr.,• Pou•.JWr1; l't.. Plolllllll; ClUiand Bootie, ·lkilletiJ Mra. ~~~· Dackor, Woat Cf11umblo; MrL Chlrloo Bal... diJJipollo Ferry; sam S. 1m. Pt. Ploo- llll'o. Lome• WllllalluOn.. -klo; -~ 'Pt. J ..... to, Pt. Pli&Oillt; Mro. however, the plan it belrw sold ln ·only l6 statts. · Olroel lnllaUoo But Rose of CNA Ia convinced it 11 eotrw to cateh OJ'Io When that hlppena, 81$& Rose. it will result in savtn,s sutft• cient. to o£fset a sub..W part of' the inflationary rise In the cost of auto Insurance ot the last tew years. He believes the plan wW put insurance companies uhller the pressure or enwlo;vert and unions to be more careful and more liberal in wraitii181P1Jllcations ancl CIDcelUng pollcl,e~ - that there wUl be fewer com-plllnta about UllluoUftod rejoo· · tiona ard eancellltions. H. H. Holcomb, a Ol.lcago ln.. surance agent, ·sa)'.S the payroll PT. PLEASANT - Admlnl .. deductlon plan will make It trative board will meet in Heights easier tor lndeperdent inaurance Ulllted Methodist Churoh TueldiJ' qerts to sell auto lnturanee night . for 1 tbe .. January buaine&a ,, ana wW enable.! saMW bt 'thlhfl tO ' meeti., .otrur meetings schedo. 1 rec&pture automijblle bUJIOOsi ' uled tor the church #lis week In- they thought lbey had lost for· clude the mid-week prayer ser- ever. vices Wednesdi,J, choir pracdce the same evening, aOO Bible study Thursday morning. A mid-winter revival will b. gin Wednesday, January 15, with Conference Evangelist, Rev. Ar· nold Willis, of HWIIliWion, ... sistlrw the pastor, Rev. Char lea Frum. D u e to this rnl val, Frienr:ltblp Class members voted to cancel their January meet- tor Lockheed's 96,000worken"We twpe to sell 20 per cent of the workers individually durirc the Orst year," s&y!ii R.Z. Rose, a CNA viee president. Montgomery Ward & Co. and Delta Air Lines also have accepted CNA payroll deduction plana. The Travelers, Nationwide, John Hancock, Fireman's Fund, Royal Globe, Glens Falls ancl several other insurance firms also are promoting payroll-d.~ ductlon auto lnsunnce. So far, •• ti l'C1 • • Stur-. ,paper Baltimore Go!'llnd pt. Pt.oaal; '. DISCHARGED:> Olhtr Ol.... u_ ll"'---''~~-~- BIRTH: Mr. and Mro. Bornord a lOR. Property Transfers ~'!t!r:..:.,~orey~ag '"lbe OIM1 ckm~ the Joto' · dually, ··, then 'thu have an ICI'van~~p, l!ut 11 we Pill . .n, we have eveey chance to wilL'• ~~ Shull: "I don't piJ' lilY alteilllon tO tho lj)read. We'"' l;lld ,.iaes when we Were favored 'aDd didn't w1n. 1 remember those.'' staU.Ucally, the teoma seem a pod match: New York led tho Amerlean FOdboD Leoguo In total delen10 by Umltlag Ill>' PMO.nts tD 240.2 yardo per IU'MJ, and in rushing" defense with an avtrtge of 85.4 yarda per pme tor rlvala. The Colts, tho NFL loaders In least points allawed, pve ~ 24L2 )'&l'dt a came. average rush1111 anc1 p 111q. and 9S. 6 yards ruahing. I ' ~ - I . -~ Meeting Place Beautifully . otrenalvely, New York aver. ape! 36U yardo- 2411.6 yards palling and 114.9 rushing. Baltimore'• total o!tense aver.. the oddsmakera, eonalder that they made n.JIIa a four-point favorite over Minnesota for last Sundl,y'• playolf game In the 0ranp Bowl, where the ~r Bowl will be Dilled, alii! they ealled it riaht on the · nose. Dallas won, 17-13. The hi., ditrerenee the _le&· ... soned footblll observers tee Is tho greoter eiQ)ertence o1 the NFL. Ewbank, w11o cooohod BIJ,tlmore trom 1954. throueb Pictures to be College Scores ldbm' mo a age wat 334.3, 205.1 tl!rowlng and 129.2 rurmiJW, But before you roraet about Meets Tuesday . V..a motor, std. trans., radio, white over green. One owner no•i'Oids trade. Only 15,000 mil01 . . . KARR i. VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALEs, ."You1l.I:Jh Our \luality Way of DoiDC Bull...,." IIOUH2 CICI~Idmtoblle PllnlerOJ, , Final commiUee reorpniza· tioo waa completed Smlla,y el'~ h~ prior to the evenirw seniee. Central State Rally . . ~m& Nips Oeveland, 44-35 'SCORES B)' United Pren lnteJ'11011_. Eaot W. I. Po~ GB Minnesota ' ... 21 12 .638 lndlano ...... 18 Mloml,' •••• u Kentuek;y •••. 16 New YOII< ....10 West 19 17 19 22 .18& ~ .469 S'h .457 6 .313 101> W. L, PeL GB Ooklond. , •. ,29 t .m Denver •• , , ,21 12 ,638 8 -eo , New Orlouls •• 16 19 .167 14 Dollu •• , •• ,13 16 .418 11 Los ,U It .424 U Houston , .... 9 23 .281 19'1: Monday's Result& Houston 110 Kentucky 10~ Loa Angel.eal22 Dallas 114 (over.. sun•• Royals Nip Bulls By 2 Don Nelsoa scored 28 points lor tile Celllcs and Balle) Howell added 25, but game honors went to Set.ttle's BCJb Rule wllb 36 point&. After an illness or several night's tervlce, Rav, Frmn requeated member• to write to tho N~- Ae,_• " Service Presented RIC>P, Who • lllllod Pnt utlllr tile ~root ·Plqr AD1" u Koasoo 1n tt23 edlpsed hlo aid J-· coach"a .U..ume high ot 11i . vlctoriel on Jan. 29• 1988. Ketiudcy hlt a torrid Q5 per Tiffin Couple 9re Announcing Birth ~ MASON - 1\4. and Mro. WU· llam Wallace Grimm of Tlfl1n, OhiO are ...,...clng ... blrlb Cle- Oevelond stoto. 11le Marauder•, mw S-1. d&footod tt-3S olter tnlllQ! 21-20 atlntermiolll"" winners. Ia other games: cautorm. del- State COllege (l'a,) clowned '"'" idiW Rio GriUKie 109..97, Edin- boro Cl'a.) .tiiUag Kellfdn 110-99 and Thalnaa More (Ky,) til'""""' Steubenville 11~ It Covill!lon. K,y, Seven gamet were on tip tonight Involving Ohio teamt. They were: West Virginia Wea. leyan at Ohio u., Otterbein at Baldwin - Wallace, Denison at Capital, Adelbert at Oberlin, Cedarville at Malone (Mo.), Akron at Your.-stown State and Michigan Chrltttan at Urbana. Rio Grande w11s hatkled its fifth lose in eight starts ' when California State pulled awa.y In the first half and kept its lead. The halltime score was 52-45. Ray Greene was high tor CIIM ifornia with 43 points am Jim ~ Rehired By Reeves · NEW YORK (UPI)- The top major college basketball teams selected by the lJPI Coaches Rating Board with ftrst place votes and season records in parentheses: (Fifth Week): Team Points I, UCLA (35) (0.0) 350 2. N, C, (11-1) 249 3. SIJrta Clara (12-0l 201 4. DavidSOI\ (7-ll 199 5, WhiOio (10.0) 185 6. Kansas (12-1) 175 7. Ke-ky (7-2) 133 8. st. John'& N.Y. (9-2) 109 9. Villanova (7-1) 69 10. New Mex st (11.0) 60 11. New Mex.(10-3) 31 1a, - .. llU\o.('!;al, " , .. " tL 13, Pnnlue (8-11) 16 14. ~... (!1-1) 15 15, Columbia· (9-1) 14 18. Louisville (9-1) 12 17. Drake (1M) 11 18. Tulso (10-2) 10 19. (tle) Northwestern (9-1) 9 19. Detroit (10-2) 9 20 celebrate the WUdcat Dan ltsel led the attaok wltil 26 pulnts and Mike Cuey lddod 2li to tho Kentucky total. FutUe Basket Jlm Martin and O.uck Wlcle each scored 19 ,POints as State va1laltly tried to prevent Kentuoky from nochlntr lbe 1,000-rictory mark. The eata · allowed State the first booket of tho oonte.&t and that waa the laet ~ time the losers held tile h>ld. woo. Kal\IIIS Iran tho ~opon!Jw - SIJto The l.nfant nanlod CIMJdla 'Jo, oJ!' a late dourish by Niagara's calvin Murphy as Jack K~ft posted hls 150th .tctmy In eight seasons of coaching at the Pennsylvania school. Mw-phy scored 26 points, inel~irc fhe in a late driw as Niagara closed the score wit!) an 11.2 tear that reU five points short of cylng Vlllanova. How· ani Porter led the 'Cata wltil 23 polnts, 17 of them ln the first haiL 1bin Margin Jerry King's lay'~) with 57 secoms left ln a se~ OYerti.me period provided l.CJuia. In vWe witil on 81·80 edge ovor St. wiDnlol 114 13lb pme In 14 · Louis Unlverolcy. Tho wiJinl,. •lBI1& . thll. ~- The J~ COrdlnala trolled 14-30 at hllwka •anJII>od a 51..29 halftime hallllmo but rollled for tho lie I...S.<-1 llO'r cent~.. and in, repletion time as Mike loonooeil : tile opl'eod In t11o • Groeso scored 22 of hls 24polnta ...-ao.oi ,half. ao , Daw Rd>la<h after Intermission. , lallfeill2 polnta ~ad' Dow ·Naoh Notre Dame. nuked 12th• DOtted 18. : Bill ColD pooed tile knocked over Fordham 8f.G5 as Cyd<1101 wit!> 18 pdJito. Ball Arnlen butted tho Ramo Nlmll , _ V.Qianoft hold wtth 28 pdnta; Wost Vll'81nla's !be starters hit in double ftawet to provide the Mouraf,. DHra with a 'IWl win cmr WOUom and Mary and Southern Dlinola &eored a 62-61 ~set over b Kentilck;y Weal- .... No. l < " 'J \ • . . . - IJIIa1l oolleRO 1o1m. ln. other pmes, VanderbUt, '. tlpolr a 1\l)i!lo iq,pod MIJIIIOUI'I sus, 'Onl! Co!~ ....... Pill ""'"""" "" • . 73o88. ' -·"~ welshed 9 pounclo. Grarlolporenta are Rev. ancl Mn. A. J o e Grilllm of Tlfl1n, tile tho fornior M ..... Ellsl al lfalioa. MaiernOI IP'II!IIIliOI'OIII a r 1 . Mrf and .Mro. Char~ ."""r,Gf :"·..,,.,."" ~~ Pa: ·Titf lnQD ~il Dleee .t airo; c-' ' .· llloJciiii•"Tf"~ ;,.. ·- '. ·'' ail• .~· ~·...... Mtl. va Fatk\1, foJnt :Piealbt. ' ''< ' • I - . .;... • \ W. I. Pet. GB :':";~.....:: ~~ :~fa l'h Wrestlers in .'Loa· to N-Y Nel...,vUlo • Yorlc'a wrellilni lOIJII defMteciMolp-U. 23 In a recent match at BUchteL Mel_p w.-eatler• •corli!W)Mllilt. wan Milia llouah, 1%0 111. clan, 3 pulnts on cleciolon; Dora~ fer, 121 lb. class. 5 9(IIJita '" " a forfeit; FnrW. Rizer. 145 lb. clasa, S points 011 a pin; Jolm Domlpn, 151 lb. clo.. , 5 pdnu ... a pin, and DcaJ .. - Jbo)ltld olios, 5 ..... r.l~ < - ~ · ·- T be Mara~ · _.._..;, e..chod bJ Fe- ,....., .m be al Parkenbur& . . ·IIJilji Sdlool lor a motdl ,lila ,...... do)' and boll JMII Middleport w...... ' . next ~...,. · - ' ..... 26 13 .667 3'h New York. • • •28 17· •605 S'h CiJielnnaU,, • 24 18 .GOO 6 Detrol~ , ••. ,II 25 .359 IS'h Mllwaukee • • • 11 31 •262 20 West (Only somes soh-odl TUesday•s Games Los Al!ples II Baltimore . MUwaukee at Cinciruw.ti PhUidelphla at DetroU New York at Chicago Seattle at Phoenix san Diego at 8an Francisco (only games scheduled) RIO LOSES Rio Grande loat 109 to 97 at LOS ANGELES (UPI)- The Los Angeles Rams are just one, California Sta.te College, Caltbl& happy fomily apln today. lornla, Pa., Moodly nlsht, w1t1t Head coach George Allen and Rio Grande's Jim .MarohallloadDan Reeves, the owner or the lng hls team'• soorlllg wltil 30 Natlooal Football Leoguo team, points. Ray Green, &...:; junior, made "' and ohook hands scored 44 .POints tor the VlktDgs. Mont.ay during a news confer. Rio trailed all the wa.v. ence to announce Allen's rehiring. Neither Reeves nor Allen went Into any detail about the and the rans loyal to me." ineidentl which led to Allen's Local football rans had dismissal Dee. 26, a move which reacted sharplytng to the firing shocked the football world and of the man who brought the fans in Southern California. Rams the CoetiAl Division Allen had coached the Rams <haml>lonship In 1967 and posted · tor three years and rebuilt the a 1~1 mark" in 1968. Gnx.ps team £rom a W~stern Division were formed to protest the patsy into one or the power- dismissal and one even tried to houses ot the NFL before raise enough money to purchase Reeves decided to let him go the club. because of a "personality c(l'lftict." , •. Allen stepped to the microphone Monday al'kl read a prepared statement to news.men. "Frmn meetings Dan ancl· I have had the last rew days, I feel we each unl~ hurt'· the othier/' . Allen 1satcL ·•<J · am very happy to be returnift8 as Dan's c01ch. ' 4 Exce_pt for my !amity, my sole Interest in the past three · yeart has been to the Rams aOO I want to finish the loll I started. r owe it to tJle players . .toppocl florida 62-SS, Georalo ,a-t AlkD" 7-t.li, Telaa•ae .·, ~ Ml,.lul,pgl 59-54, Okla. of a clau&ttter on December 3, at the Marcy Bol!lllal, Tlllln. Ill' Ulllted Prell lntor-...t East Allen Is College Ratings mtlestDne. • •moatollm · game. - The llu'<llllhwl ot the seore at lntennisalon was 55-54 In fa.. vor of Edinboro. W. I. Pet. GB i<eoroo Uod tile oecn ftvo 1 - Ia tho teCCIIId hall, but Loa Anples, •• 29 13 .690 Frank Smith broloo t11o pme . A - ...... 26 18 .810 3'h· open In the lUI IlK. mlmtea to SUI Fran. .. .. n 24 .429 11 put ... bome· team lor Son Diego ' ••• 17 23 .f25 It Chl-.•.••• 18 2li .119 ll'h good. Seattle ...... 14 30 .318 16 Smith scored 52 polnts. Little AD-America John Rinka paced Phoenix ••••• 8 34 .190 21 Monday'• Result• Kemi()l\ now 6-4, with 38 points. ClncinNitl 106 Chlcogo UH Boaloo 121 Seattle 97 · Robert halpod ro1ly ... llfanuderl bol lireoklng - · lor six pdnta Ia leao lhiD a ml,... to I>UI COIIIrll Slate 011 top lor good. Ro,y Hinton led In ooorlng wllb U polnto fur tbo cent fri!ID tile field In holplJW UPI 5l>orta Writer di)'S with the flu. Rev. F'rulii relutnod to hls pulpit Sunda.y to complete a dela¥od lnotollatlon of oftleers and teachers durinl thta mcu::ntrc aeritee. State, ... No. 2- wltil 30. Edbboro woo a lllla1l c:ollogo bukebll - ga.., ... f'lltrtlng team In tile - · hod to · attat 1 teeOIIIl half dri¥e OD its Seotl a 7-2 record. heine court Monda> night to The - · j'""""' oil ., • 12come b&c:k and overcome pdnt leod and lllllllpd to hold RI.IIP Adolph ~p helped bulld a Koasos dyna scy as 1 player and then boll the J&yhawks to tho 1,000-vl<tor) plateau by coool>1111 KenWok;y . to tile goal. Kelltllck;y become tho llrot college balketboll team to wln 1,000 pmes Moodllj< nlehl when tho oewnlh'nnked Wlldc:ata r<iuted MloslBIIPDl State 91·72. SlxliHated Kanus · beet Iowa SlOta ~I lor Ita 997til trl-h. Ria>. In bit 19th .......... • KetiU<k;y balm, ~ tile ., ~l!lh win of hla bdll~ caoohlng career thot bepp In 11130. Hla Wildoats no\w hlva hid a loairw: 881800. n.. clOitst they ........ 13-131a 1911&'67, for him tn tbis offiee. He ·succeeds out-gotrw sqMY"lnt.erdent, Clair Lee Cottrill ~ .Wildcats Win l,OOOth Cage Tilt B)' GARY KALE School Superintendent, 111cmao Bailey, diroet,.t tile sw.tay lnornir., devotional in the .O.rst service llarohlll .Piced Rio Grande Ill' Ulllted Preao IJIIoJ'110tlonal r.- , ~-·----_. . FalrOeld 84 lona 7& New l!ami>ehlre Coil 112 FnJ>. time) kiln Pierce 97 . (Only aohodulodl . Vlllonova 73 Nlapra 8ll Tuesday's GNDes Get4'oburgh 91 Fnnldln & Mlmesota at New YOr'k Marshall 58 Indiana at New Qrleana Albril!hl 10 Suaquohama as Kentucky at Dallat Midwest (Only games sohoduled) Notre ~e 14 Fordham 6S Ka1U111 94 Iowa SL 61 Loulsvllle 81 S~ Loulo 1), 80 (d...,.e ot) Southern W. 82 Kemuclcy Welleyan 61 Indiana St. 94 Wtatern Wtnoil 70 omaho 65 Plttoburch (Ken.) oL By Ulllted Press lnternaUonal 61 The Cinclnnad Royal 11 aren't COe 74 Beloit 67 SOuth abouf to concede a thirw in the rl8Pd Eastern Division of the JacksonvUle 71 GeoJ'gta Tech 62 . Nadonal Basketball Association. Vandorbllt 62 f1orlda , 5~ Morgan st. 87 Vlrslllla st. 84 Although tboy fell Into filth (ot) place following a torrid New York atreak &hat has seen the Morehead st. 97 Ausdn Peay 79 Knicka win 20 or their last ?4 West Virginia 75 WWiam & ' Mary 71 games, the Royals still are in Citadel 102 Wotrord 85 the scramble tor one ot the four »illo!r &polo. Georgia 74 Auburn 69 Cincinnati closed to within a Tennessee 59 Miuies~pi 54 halt-game of £ourthoplace New Kentucky 91 Mloslsslj)pl St 72 $outhl'est York and six games ot division Oklahmla 62 MIBiourl .58 loadilW Boltlmore by nlpplJ18 Southwest Texas . 7Ri sam the Chicago Bulls 106-104 Houston 63 MOIK!a,y nisht. 111e game. S.F, Autdn 94 Taus .A&l13 pJI¥ed In omaha. Neb., had lorld 78 boon postponed one day because Co o Oklahoma St. 68 of . hazardous weather condtArkansas St. u. 78 Unloa 76 Uona. Now Mexico St. . 85 Atl!ooa St. 69_ Connie Dierking, who led the RoJ!all wltil 25 polnta, hlt two lleld goals In tile llnal 45 llcondS to RYe the victor)', BCJb l!oozer olso had 2li lo< Chlcqo. In the only ather pme pliJ'od Monilay nlpt, tho thlr<lj>laoe Boa~ Celtlca moved to .within 3'h· -oe•·of BllltlmOie .lll the East 'bf"7l:tounclt¥ tile' Seattle . ' ' ........ .Stc>erooolco 121-97. 61 OLDS F-85 CLUB CPE ............... $20\15' trw. llco and l!paoe Mmlll11tnllon, CII'O ,Kenaidy, Florida, IIIII peroOIIIlly lhlt1k the til'"'! aotro. 111uto few tilelr l<!rlpbJI'O ield. 1,. and u~er lrGm Apollo 8 durlotl their hlolofiC 11i1J1t to t!W I;ROGD. The'aatronauts are CoL Frank Bcnw>, Qlplaln A. Lo•· ell and Col) WWllm A. Al1cllro. New York 1962 before movirw to tht newer l$1pt and diro~;:tod the Coltl t.o tho 19511-50 NFL c..,.,lonshiJ>&, concedes this d.ilferenee. .. There is no queatlon about ·conuncr~ player draft t.a cut down the pp. It used to be tbe NFL hod all tile pillero. Now that's nOt true/' 11id -the Jet coach. bit," ,.;, EwKnk. 111t'l' 11111,. . COllege Ba&ke:a.D ReiuiL..-· matter ot. .execudtlft. u oqr men B)' UnltM PretalmerDaitooal ean•t manqe .thtdr men indiviEaat ll&· ~~: ~1. ~~~£ . . ~· Gnnue,m. VL lookt much better U.n that. Balllnuwe, the NaU_. Footbill ~ champion. lathe 18potnt flll'fOJ'Ite. Colt CDiich Dm Shula ·put• no -credence in thi1, Emenon Mayea, AohlGIL ... ....:.....l . l - -r LAUDERDALE, Fla. cuP.O- The oddSinaker1 a.re oalllng sw.lay'o tillrd Bowl pme a mfsm~tcb, but the t;<oachea don't agree and on FORT Bootie, GOIIlilOilo Fet'i7; wn•. - Slover, Pt. P1ooloat; Eorl RQ Stover, GoDipolla · FOI'r71 · Al>pleo Tuosdlor, Jonar)' 7, ltllt . I ,I ' ' The Dolly Sotti!IOI, PIIDO!'of•Mlddl_.., 0., Sunday's Super . -Bowl: Mismatch < -~- 0.111 Heights Board c~; ' I'- ReedsYllle: Barbara Bonn. pt. Pleooant; Franldln Fleldo, ar.ICII; Mrs. Tidn&B lluJh, Ewlnrton; Mrs. q.orlu ll)<us and IJialdna more room• II tile lap Letart; Mro. Riohord ~.,., Pl. tor Wlltern perJ(Iftlilltles and . Pleasant; George carper. Pt. lor 108ltfmale Westmnlntai'Osll. Plol8ant; Hubert Yoot, Arbuclde; II' there la to a c:ertaln degree / ..sherman Gn.hlm, r..eon; Delbert ao under~le Weotern In- MeCirtnoy, Leon; Mrs. Allen terlorlt;y com»J.ex leacHq to ex.. · Jeften and son, Pt. Pleasant; co1olve dlallke al lbe Ell'!~. It II Mrs. Daniel Shane aDd daushtM, .Pretty aure that thll step would Pomeroy; Tbomal Hlalns, Pt. hoi~ to ....., it. Pleolllll; Mar.tn ~. eottqe Savings in:Auto Insurance .:. ;not • BERRfS WORLD .,' :t' Pieo'·~- Cl ~.. Jordon, Heuderaon. In~ "Don't Just Stand There---Applaud!" It l1 a rea.-eNe,JptCUlatlcJtt tMt Nlxm a:raiP8 all thll and p._..,clto do iomolhlngaboutlt ln tbo Cllly way ..,u..ni lfhc. live could bo cble. 11111 lo bT Payroll Deductions Promise TODAY but lorml. . 1'~ ~ IIIH. - '-· Grove, Tenn..; Harry RutUs, BUSINESS not as bad as 1 prt .. -CIItlciu ita- *· • HOSPITAL NEWS SEE US .. FOR THE SUPPLIES YOU Will FOR NEW OR REMODELING .. ·' Th!t•• Harcl 'to Find ItemI,· ----KITCHEM C4BIMETS AliD lUlL T-IM APPLIAMCES Aluminllll Storm Doors and Windows .Motol Sholl Broekoto • aocl ~dordo F01 That Wall Arrangement Amerod-Cabinet Hardware Foldint DoorsBoth IOiid & Plastic ALSO MANY TOOLS FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELF HANDY MAN. BUILDERS SUPPLY 992-3748 .. - ,. ' i .; ~~ ~ • ANTIQUING.KITS · •PAJNTS • MOI,.DINGS •MARLITE ... •U, MOLDINGS · •FQRMICA ' •HARDWOOD & LAVAN · •PANELING FLOOR & CEILiNG TILES • ARMSTRONG INSULATION .• PLUMBING FIXTURES • Pl-UMBING SUPPLIES • CERAMIC ¥fALL AND FLOOR TILE ELECTRICAL WIRIMG ood SUP.PLIES For ' .. �• , Dlib Sendnol, P·-·~1111, 0,, 1'UUcltJ, J,_.,. T, lilt ' ' ' . ' 1 .Ear:l Ke~f~r ~~ R~·!;l~c~ed · Bl v.udNt WAI!.'IJ:liS 1"1\ PLEA$AI'I'fl.. Earl Koel· ir 'J'U ~'to atiloy1erm 0 ) l n l l - Gf lbe Ml· ..., CGUniY - . .• !If ·~ nl&bL Koetornonomllbe poll!- II)' bOiidmem- :,,-roo: 1>or Dr. Loc!nml Brown. Tbevote ...... .-...... Bill Wltllora, -1.v elected t boardmember,tookhllaeatre· pladna outaoinll medlber ~ Howard. Horey Siders hao beoo ro-elod8d lor a aocond term. &!pt. o1 Sdlaole L Brook• Smllb rood lbe following lotler tD t b e - lromtllepro~ol Amalpmated Tranolt Union: '~Tbia iJ 1 rollow~ofthetele- grams 10111 you, ,._otlll,l! a meeting with you, to dlacusa 'lftl!ll, Job .....,.II, -~~ lallll." , · IDd wot~ ~~ 11!1' )'OUr k l KoofG' miode 1 ma(k>n, ectiliol boi' driven. AI we wid~ pullll to ed lnlbelatlitMafNov.21,1M, jill.. lbe .moller CIIHIJo ..... a croat "\llottQ' ar lbe <lrlton rot lbe 11011 ftPIAr .-tina ar In yoor ·COilliQ> hate olant<lwltb lbe bc1of9, Fot!. II, 11169. SU&1t. lite Alnollomated Tronllli Unl<ll, limltll II tolnlormllle Uidoa ar. Dlvl...., 15311, ft~Gftllo -~~llpabe"Wo'""" ~ r_.u.w a lore .Jan. I. • meotfns wltll 1"11. to dloCIIII Tooehoro omi)IQyod -~ tile theM matter-, IM wt eJII/Kt H•llon ,_. !-MI7 »17118 lo boer from )'GQ nD later _ . . , Pl. Jr. 111111 Ju. e, IKt. Wollln<wol1'1q!e adlaol; 100111 atoolloo 7'"' will take ac:llon on thll roo ompl(lfed olfe<tlve J... 28; Da· quoat, "" wo will be to vic Frando llarldowl<"' Pl. br!D& thlo matter tD tbe aileD- Ploaaant Jr. lfl8l! . - , 1Pnlloo Gf tllo .,__..,, YCRI will IIIII 111111 Froooh tooehl!l', ~ be ru~uolble lor 110' eoureo ar 11\enl Ol!oellvo Jlm. 28; Coarlee aetlon taken - tbem. We are .WOllam BoQeea, Letart Sc!bool, notallklaJYQliOvlolateiii\Yatale oftoellveJIII.Z3;EraMaeWooda, lawa. but to ~ in good teacher, Beale Sehool. eliMible · · lor ~ but will bo om. -11¥. flat· 1'1- *"""" r----------------------. . SETTING THE EXAMPLE · 1 I - FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS I ::':~~!""::~ ·C 1 I I I @' ~~~~ ~ ·III I I I · I I ,I 1 I 'I . ~ · 1 I lol<her aide lor Arbuc:kle I SchooL I Elizabeth Mattox, teacher at Beale school effective Febru.. I ary I, had her leave ar aiJ. . Q~o~r a II::-~~~=~= =:"'"s!:.•.lol.:·~· 9 I I 1be board approYed a req,uolt from lbo Ari>uc:kle Pl'A tD PB¥ hal! tho ...... $800forlbo•d>ool 11 lumace tD be c:onvertecl from I ooal tD luol oiL The Pl'A will I - the hal!. I 5qJt. Smith read a letter from the Wabama IUgb School Band aeeldng perrniaskl\ to attend the I VIrginia Beach Muolc Ye.lllval I lhle IIUIIllllor. &opt. Smltll l:'O<· IS ATRADITION AT THE PlEASANT POINT RESORJI Your Private Luncheons, Parties, and Receptions AN ln the Hands of Perfectionists at Pleasant Point Resort. A Party of Two or Two Hundrad is No Prob. loon With Our Capable Soaff. Tho Occasion Thai I• S..ocial Is More So At oho RHort. - . .L -r 1 1 I lliiiiii•••••••••-••••••••• 1 PLAN WITH US .•• 675-1611 I PLE ~~~ &r &NT I1 ~II \ .•I = TWo I aldo, Arl>ucldo IChool. POINT RESORT · ~ ~~~- Colll'lrwii"-··Tiot....,. fiDIIIT _...,. 10 .,.... lllo loQal~ ·.u....,......t , Uk lo ..... 1111 nrlauio mlalllilrt atlbliOIIIIPJP If·. olblo. · <'.1t«<<<bbllbe ooallloa w o·r o , !qlt. 81111111, Alii. SOpt. Gory CmiOI', ... bOont-oEarl Koorov, -r.t a-., Dr. C. L.• Brown. BW Wiater• and Bar· ry &dora. .w PT. PLE"-SANT - Slabl Po- lnveatlpted 1 mllhll S&mat 6 p.m. on Ill. 35 which resulted In tllo dorotll of a POllY oonied II)' Nlmrocl Fridley, Ill. 35, P~ !'louont. Tho animal was struck by a Uco dl)' car travlllilli north 00 Ill. 35 drlwn II)' Marrin W. Mash, 34, · Ill. 2 Pl. Ple111nt. Nllh suotained a cut drwer In the mls-btp. Property dmalge was esllmated at $450 FABRIC ., sou1h ar Pl. Ploa01111 .when a . car drlwn b,- EU18t1e_V, siUts. t7, c;.lllpollo Forry dropped otr tho i'ood, went aide-• iad atrv<k a ....,. nu. Thoro wore no.lD,Jurles or cltatlonJ. Pr(\)t~ ty daJnaae wilesllmatedot$300 ' Till hlitt ...... '"' ' " " " WOI!tl ~ IX• . colroilt""' ii luii(GU.. but , , ""'*" .duriWt 01\ Mod · - l .. : lridiara or eut. Gar ctlOft, COMPLETES TRAINIIIG FT. FOLK, La. - Anny Pvt. 8ildl .... Willie. $4"to ~"WI.. Torry D. Michael 21, whoao (101'· oota, Mr. IDd Mn. Herman c. · Michael. and wtte, Martha, Uve on Route 2, Pom81"0)', Ohio, com. ••detl & u...... . POMEROY CEMENt '8LOCK CO pi~ nl1le wooho ol ldvenc:od Infantry tralnlog Dec. 13 It Fl. A oocond mlahlp lnveatlgated Polk, La. IUs lut wooh ol trainby State Pollee occurred Mon- Ing no apent In guerrilla wardl.v 11:50 Lm. on Rt. 2twom1lea fare uerciae•. ·:.. ' Tho Youth Fellowship D.,ort.ooot Store of l•lldlng Sl0co 1,15 MRS. R"-Y PROFFrrT1 MAllON• ~ ol tho )'GQtll cl!olr Ill the Chrlat llnlted Mathori!Jt Chllrcl!, ootarlalned 20 o1 I h e .fi)OI(o at a ,bull'et . . _ at ber .__ A~ alae wore tile Rev. r-eu ~ IDd cla!qloter, - · ·Young' Children Present- PEOPLE · TRAvELING ROUTE 33 tllroo9h llll!llled oo tile live Nollvft;y 1<*10. held cxo ommended the permilalonbellv- eo Progr.'dm at Maso,n Church stated he !oit 1be varl- oua groupo p1111111ng ou<h 1r1p1 ahcJuld oook permlsslclo1 belore II hoVe oom- two evoolnp prior to Chrlatmu at tile Clirlal 'U- Churdo. . One lady 11-om DIINIII told tho dirlo-, Mrs. Pralfltt. thol thla Wll tho moot Nai!lllc end oiii<Oat lllllvll;y ....,. thol silo had &111Wioere. Mo..- ·traYolore •!ioWed IDd viand 1 b o Vll7 lm.presi.IYe; seeae. ' Mro. Pralfltt 1114, '"lbla 1 - we bod lbe ir-at ol 81\Y limo. 711." For oovoral 7oars mw tho ,o.a. llaYO ,.,-llcMra. Nan MOOre. leoled In ....,...olni this !'llllillle perlormlnco. · nDoo-t ar tile ..._co raising 1\onds. t"ollooolog diB<UIlklnll)'thelloudollbemaPT. PLEASAMTI Harry Sidon J110Yecl tbe matter RT. 62 HORTH · -------------------~--· Discuss Pro;ects . Fuod • ralllnl! proje<ta. wore dlocusood II)' the Uolled dill Ywlh Follonhlp Gf tho A......,. Chur<h olll,yraneo ll!n- diJIIill!l. Robbie oid prellded ·at 1 h e mOiling. The lll'OU(l lllllde Ill pledl(e for the year IDd cledded 10 hold a pled8t IOI'Yico later thl1 mmth. otrteera' reports wore stvon II)' RUlli Winebrenner ond TorrloForreU. Mlao Drd had eborp Gflhe prll8ram. llurina a IO<Ial boor lllol<h followed, 1he 18 membera J)lll- ed voUOJ'I>oll .... table - · We Know About Cars••• t0-0111 ..,. ·•··· Service Center . .. _; 2-Hour DRY ClEANIIG '' ' ·Daught•r is &rn~,..'> ··.~. .PROFFESSIO NAL TUNE llP S999 w...... SERVICE !UPON REQUDn $1 Q99 S1J 99 When the dly comoo that ml!lla come ID pill form, wlrJt'll we take wlien dinner dlaqtees with Ul? ' Cyllader 6 Cylinder 8 Cylinder PRICES INCLUDE ALL PARTS AND LABOR Yoa Get New Points, A. C. Or Champion Plup, Rotor AJid Condetllel': Expert Adjustment Of Cam-Dwell 'filqlq, ADd Carbllfttor. Result ••• More Pep, Better 'MOeap, More Eiljoyable Driving! Our U.O.I- Cloa..... I . l 1 98 ' ' d Sale • ·. J • --------------------1 LARGE UCK · ~:~ $3.9B I • ' •• ' • P•ma • Press fabrics, Drip-Dry fabrics, HomeSPillS, Dotted Swiss and Kettle Cloth. " Check Our Remnanttr•~• · ·-------------~Play the SIN811 l ~RIZE RUSH GAllE · • .......... •' PLAN WEDDING SHOWER Mr, IDd MrL Walter Swelt WW bollia WoddiiiK shower hooorIIIK Mr. IDd Mrs. Arlin Hldohln fllunlly nlflh~ Tho - . r , wltll Dl lrlenda and reiA'IWOI\Ie ~01(110 beiJv inrited, will bo hold at 7:30 p.m. at tho TelliiOSOOO Gao Club "'"'"" noor Alboof. ;f .~~iJ~~ ~ Sing Sunday Night! ' be tabloUot Dlrllllr.. . . Nowl7 oeatod ~ _..... Blll Wltbon ; ·\ - 1 0 biYt a ml!t,tperlll'"""" at lbe lloud .......,. » alf.- • Jll'll· « p1or 10 1lioi l'lldiiiP• Dr. queillfaied 1111 loi!a!IUJ Gf ~ Ill "'"" Gf 1111· 1 ployed hool (or .the retnatnder olthU Pony Killed When I •c ~obltl'::·toa<llon bind wen I Jolin L. Komn\e~ JoiD Struck by Anto. · I L Childr~n ' . ' 3WAYSTO .,.....;;" ""ttfi ·W:~o 1• In Sl•ll" ....RMIHifll•• In Ruat. .,.., to•· WIN .,.. el 100 beltln1 1969 2. ..,.,.,,. Detit• a..,.., S!'• In 1be t.l 1 ......... 3• WIN • $50,- fumlsW • - • In the Sl"fM' GNn• Dr....... ..._. IT'S EASY ••• IT'S FUM No F\lrchoat Meceuory c..,. I• for D.Nilo [!!]!~ Slncer Sales & Swvice & llcCalls Pllttms · 115 W. SECOND 992·2384 POMEROY·. 0. Get Power to "Go Year Aro.nd With Ovr Bit Ploto, 811 PowOt CUSTOM QUALITY Guar. 4Mo. 12-YOLI BAnEIY Guar. · 15.95 ' 20.95 :u Mo. EJ~Ctaaneo l;!!choop -- . ' ., COOPER MUD& Virgini• ltought 8'',ftW:'· ·· ~ TIRES ' It's Sale Time At Moore?.s 1 ., 1 .. · " Virginia Dade of Louisville', O~io comparsd I wanted the electric model was $36 I feel I ~~ it As a bonus." Men's ,.and Women's ' ICE ',S UIES . . TOYS ON SALE ~'~<r 5HOE STYLI ' ' IILACK 30% to 50% both ·. enough to dr:yj!ls '· ....r .·.. ~- ~~­ ~ . ("' ¥ ' ' WHITE . ' • ; "t ., on: ber ftamel•a8 :.''i s~opp~ ~inds of . j,1 . . if" \ . with the moriey she saved •ot'": LIMITED TillE OFFER Wonderful Selection 1 . i~~,h;-~\t"~",· l j-1.~· ..... ~f . �·• t ·-,..~·u..,p., • ,CIIJ)ad'IJI[a.o..,,_,..,,. I Et'JftU. . . :~j f ~ ·'.: • t' . t" ,t . " ..-/ • • • .: ~ U:rTLE '~OMEWORK' Watc~ .Want A~s .~. -1)'~- . ~o.~ "~ ~t:&rd.e - Re_s~JS · 4 { ...un:u •POII*TIQM 2 SIGNS DIAIILI.I s•••• Dey .........u..... ,._., O...IM t .... c:.u.~~. & ,:;c=Mot:::=or=C~o~. e..•.ctt•• Will .. ttec.,.INI ...ttl f .... fw GU:ITY!. FORD STATION IrA' hrMPvWin~IM aiGULATfOMI ,...,... thtt rJPI . .. . . .I t - ....at • ..,. ... ......., T~ P111~ll..... .. ,_,.._'tie, The .,,,h., will ... N ...,....tWe fo •ore then ,... blc..._,l lna_.l.,. RATI!S p., Went .Y lewlce 5 ""'' ,_ W...t .,.. ln•ertiGJI lltlnl7k 12 ciMta ,... - t l ...._ HftaiiCP rln lneert.,._, II cefthl per Wehl •lx conaecvtlwa a.,.. .....,....... 25 ,., CMtl DIICIMII'It •n ,.ttl etl• ed ed• paltl within 1G tl•1•• C.UD OF THANKS I OIITUAIY Sl.50 ,_ 50 wOr4 •lnhwa. le, M41tJ-..al wortl 2c. BLIND ADS i.tltlltl.,..l 25c: Char" ,... A..,,,. .......... Tto., Di~ ho - ' !* va engine, alltO. "'"'·· power ....... ing ond brakes, 3 ooat IIOOCioi, ..... tlreo, Nalo ond " - •· lnvontory .~\~q·c ~ SILENT u:rn r:;;;;y •;;;M(;: $1~ . ~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OPPIC! HOURS I130 , ,.., te S10G ._•• O.lly lrJO ...... 12z00 ~.. S.tvr4•1 ,, ForSele PetsForS.Ie B~tri'IFUL . · SNGWTIB IJ """'JIIII l...U .... to alodl. . SUPIR Slit ST:ATION 1N2 CAOILLAC, Woa $f99....__.,__ $PECIAL $%69 , HT Co_, good whito wall thea, full power oqulpo slate grey finiah, spotless clean interior, full power . . .Ail.oiH. oolllllo. Wo ~ fto1.. Cleara~ rnjNtl inclucling 6 way 1eat, power wlndowe., apotl••• il'derior, R&H. 1963 CADILLAC DeVILLE 4 DOOR....................$1595 Traclecl- in by local retired man, w-w tiret like new, LEGAL NOTICE ' · • I'OI!III!OY OPI!N. 24 HOUR$ luslne~~ Services cmmss . TI!XJIINICIAN, LeIIDII Parter. 8tWI8I P..,... roy reslden<o ,.. 11'/-3151 OJol. ville can Blalloo, wlahoo Holl· day Greeljogl. DaD)' aem.. !"'&".'· with limited SandiJ f<n. -U.121e lto6 to"7 to6. C. C. IIRADPORII t• AUcnoNI:ER wlrebalred !err· SEWING MACHINE, z18 Complete sentc:e lt!n ODd mlD1alure poodlel, rag, wear... what you mate on Ploooe NNII!t PIANO TUNING, phone lltU50II ,., ......,lnl or odor. AKC; lbls honey. 'Ibis maeblne Rlelne. Ololo before 9 a.m. Also will buy a.rtaroo 111.'1, Coolville, buttonholes, appliques, d&mB, QIIIBru...t pianos. 1-Uip Oblo. PbOIIe 617-WI. -ams and even _, 5 I If< ~-IDle otralght llllclo. Only • .40 WILL DO sewing at home cash or $4.50 per month. AIR CONDITIONING Refrlrer· ztppers, pocket•. pegging. CIIIRUARUA PUPPIES. beauatlon servt~. J11ek's Refrlc· Phona · IJ.SI-411c hemming, a1teratlons, etc, tiful, tiDy, rare, ollvt!t blue eraUon, New Haven . hone Mra. Freddie Thabet. Muon. and olber colors, AKC regis- TRUCK CAMPER, 8 feel long, 182-31179. I I U. Phonf' 713-SSSL 4-~tft! tend, olao stud aervlce, pbCIIIe one year old. f«JJ. CaU 891Long Bottom m-6211. t.s«c SIDI. 1~ READY , . !>IJX concrete delivYACANCY for two elderly peoered right to your project. ple. J>nler private paid pa· SMALL DIAMOND engagement Fast and euy. Free elll· llents. Phone Muon, 'I'IS-51115. ForS.Ie rtng. Reasonable 'price. Phone mateo. Phone 192-3281, Goeg111-1-Uc 113 OLDS 85, stick sb!lt, priced 9f2.5'7C. 1-Mic leln Ready • Ml• Co., Mlddlo. to san, Phone 217·224!. 14-lfc port. Ob!o. I SO lfo 1!111 OLDS II IIII!II'Y . aedan. DANCE TO POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy Phone 99UIU. 1-S-elc BUDGET PRICE l10rn!ture on miniature. $75 and up. Stud our third noor budget shop. THE MUSIC OF lfrviee and grooming. Phooe !lClO BALES HAY, llllllOIId cull!aker Furniture, Middleport. (;EORGE HALL 99UI43. II S Uc ling, and Cllllll!l!oned. Pbone Dido. 11-tfc 99UIIl 1~ SAT., JANUARY 18 AKC Golden Retriever puppies, SEWING MACHINES, "'nair W Ash St., Middleport. 11111- F'REEZI!!R BEEF. PbOne 1ft. !rervtce, all ri'talc:et. WY 29:30 til 2:30 14U. 6-za..tfe 8le6. 1-Nip 2284. The F'bl'le Shop. Pomeroy. Authorl•ed Slnl"'' Sales . rDtEWOOD, any leiJIIh, Jli"''Ol !lAY, 'nmlllhy ODd Clcmr Mil<· and Service. We Sharpen IES!RVATIONS WILL BE or dry. Gerald King, Rl. I, ed, Timollly, also llllllOIId cut&!BOors. S.2t-Uc ACCEPTED: Bbade. 12-:lt-letp ting of clover, Joe Wippel, one mile eaot of nn I'IIIDII, lns11ance !lAY, G. CARSON. Phone 741Lost Counly Road 53, Pbone ... ,_, tz.zt.mp 1.08'1' - Meigs Marauder fool. ma. lt!O. 1-Mip AUTOMOBILE tnourauee bee• . • boD ja- at !be Melp Rlcb caneelted? Loot YGUr operat:...--;.n;~ Sehool Danee New y..,., Eve. CIJIJANINGEST earpet cleaner 18 HONDA 10, 2100 miltl, """' or's license? CaD 891-2818. • · It·founcl can tn-mt. JOU ever UJed, ao euy too. condition, Prke, till, PbaDI ._tor, er . IISUc CO'IllectDn •• • IIIODtlaJJ Get Blue Lullre. llont olec· 9IIUm 1-HIP · tr1e al!ompooer fl ..~ I"Ur·.,, , · , . ... Wanted .. lllaJI 'btf·-~ bWIIliliiii&JI ­ -~ \ ., ' . c.~m--·· I l l · r 1..t:A .Jt!ll 'WAL'l'l:lls homo, • lln D, '!'be VU .... crt hmei'OJ W __,. A~. lurnltnro. dla'*. put,JI4 &be . riCM .. dluDp VlllaP · . rooma, batll, wan to wall ear· mltcena...,•. Mrs. Rowan! nbbl6 with . . "''WWp b'aclk: " ocae4 ao INIII ,.r IIDOIItb. tor M . IIIlO W. Main St .. Pome- YOU SAVED ODd slaved tor pet 1n !be llvlnil """"· buillu.. •wa. of •oo per montJI, Tbb wall to wall carpel. Keep II in cabinets In kltcboo, IIi aolball aot IM1atla u. ~t to daJU noy. 1·15-lfe bnllb. Tbe cUr.. f06 t!WilPlal 1M"UUIb uew with Blue Lullre. Ileal res fi'OIIIId, 011 Rt. 1JI jail u IliaD . . . . .... • lwrebt.. . . olectrlc abampooer fl. 'llny'1 yoo turn mlo tU at Laurel IIICftOl'l V• Borpinland. 1-&«c Cl!lf. Phone 88UUI. 1-7-lllp The boW'II durilll w!dell ......... -~ Mr I. u.u11 ~- wn lOP oau nW~~~ .a~~ 1:llWII ..., "" ........,.., Male Help Wanted Mr• ..... .. froa 1100 All to 1:00 PN. WOW! 1111 STEREO CGIIIOie apeat Oui1tm111 oa, with Mr. .ancm V11 EMPLOYED MAN. Repair %PRICE SALE wilh AM 1o FM radio, lopoal and MrL RobertSimaandaonaoC -::u~:-=,.•.,:; ~JpeWr~ua pan 11me. w.n Weston, W. VL I'll' tnme hi 11M ftDtlt- dual. automatic cbaDtler. 'ftdl aet SCHOOL SUPPLIES with dlslrlbulor. Compolly ilold much Jo1sbor. Jllll like Mro. Mamie -ey, Mra. ' TABLETS tralna. Loeal Interview. Write DOW. Pay t6 per IDIIIIIIl ,.. Dorotha Biebel, Mra. Nell wu.. IIW1 tliiiiiiDM wltll till llilla • " tbll altftllald. at. tbll ~ • to BoJ: Jl. Glenlhaw, Pa. son, Mra. Nanc)' Buckley and Uta ......, pd dlltri1MdloA ., NOTEBOOKS balanco due, • .G. Call ts-11-lllp •. 1-7... Mrs. VhilnHUD'C'bref'.memben ~ ~~ COMPOSITION or lbe WSCS delivered rPfta snd 10 •ut~~ta.tt. ~ t~NIII. -.u .... • ecmr . . .. ,...... Gle .. . ., . . BOOKS HAY, Pbone IJ2.Ill0. 1·7-ltp relretbments to the ctdldren at me..na& .p-. u. tntalr. ta tnult. Fw Rent Noll~ ,HOTEL MARTIN .... ........ P.._ ·"" Reedsville """· News, Notes ......... AlCOA ':::-:.= HOUSE P'OR REliT - I bellrooms ODd balll Pb. ID-6111. 1~ TRAILER. Bmm'• TNDer Podl, MIDeravllle, PbaDI IIIII. I.Nie Bry•ts Bud&lt Shop SAVE MONEY, 1169 z18 Ill tOIW. Mllln ....nq macblne; lids IJUICh. ine Diakel buttonholes. dams, and emb. Take over paJIIIOIIII of t6 per maolb OJ' pay belllSI!ltl l'fANOS. two nice ,.. ance due cau JD.Jal. OOIIIIItloned uprishl ...-. 1-f-ltc: !rile clellvery. Call Rui1IDii Jl'lro'll!lme, PbaDI 7C-4211 . 1-a.Mp . 1118 zm ZAG HWiDI madrine, ·- •c. li!ODERN ONE Bl!lDROOII 111>lumiJIIod . . . . - . Olllll IJDey or jult plaiD ....-,day Building 11Vt!t llultiiii'J Dnl' IWILY AMl!!RRlAN S'I'EBI!lO. ......... You wlllllb lids CillO. All, I'M nd!o, ' ....... ..,.,.. Store. Inquire at ..,..-t loiCJIIQgratlll, darDI, Dllkel M. l~Uk flfl• t lqiOibr IIIUIIII IJotem, .._holes, ..... '"' bultCIIIo, tab over JIIIJ- of •·"~~ or llraillll llitoMo. Try II In t ROOM aparti!IOIII. elote 1D per 111111111t or J111J balaMe cb your home; $41 or fUO per ljowntoWD POIIII!l'O)'. CaD 1ft. IIWIII. 1-Ntc: llllllllh. Pboae - · 1·7-tk; 1tu before I p.m. 11·11-Ue llOLlD STAT! IT!REO. !til I'URNISHEO an~ unlurnl!lled ftlnal ..... - l e will! 4 .... Estet• For S.le aoartments. Cote to lcbool. ~. I apeed automatic ..,_, talot over ,.,._,t~ Phone - 111-ll-lfe ol • ,.. manlll ... JIIIJ. 1111· TRAILER WI'S. Bob'a lloblle ~~~~eed.W...tf.Calllft.llll. 1...... Coart, Syraeuse, Ob!o '"' State Rl. 124, Phone - L GEG. HOIST!TTER, lrolcer --· 1-11-lk NEED LJMES'I'OINE llr your GEO. Bl)dlh'E'tl ER, B...... drheway? We l'llmllb llld . I ROOM unluml!hed apartment. clell,... Emmett W. l!lllller• I LOTS - Root St. ODd I n10111 '*- out of b!gb water. POOoe 11112-3175. IJ.I.Uc CGnlra<llllll, Pballo . . . . . --- ... u, eon Ho.STETTEI. I EALTY •' . --Phone POTATOES, lNI4fe .... I'OMEIIOY - Wann 3 bedroom br!clo:, bath. full basement. MS 11114 • ·Only fSIGO.OO 10-H-tle MIIIDI;IIPoBT - 4 bedroom~, lllOderil kitchen. tli balhl. 1m] lot. Sl500.00 . Pballo . . . ,, ClaHnce I'NIIIIt, Porlllmol. ROOM apartment. bath, TraDer Parlr:, MJn. Dido. l'llone IIUSM. 1-Me ROOM houae with bath, ill'~=~~·b"":uu~ntoa:!""Ave. '1-7-31<: -Utll- snu.w. --- IS-If.Uip --- STEREO, lllle model, 'INiml& oonaole, - iiMIIIh old; speed B.S.B. er. AM-Fii radio. P'No home demonllratlon, fill ... ..... per month. PbaDI • • · . ForW. f. record clwll· . !Ht·'lte P.mMs WANTED the ~ home and Plti:ent& It - 1¥~ ''9Sola._ .., .-UOD G1 u. ONlllulle ~ball bll llaed DOt .... the MaigalnRrmary, Frldoyo.,._ ....... niJW. Mr. and MrL Datld Smith and '--"·· of o - D~ -~ \llr _,... - • - · uu • aDd Mrs. Glen Kilhou. Parker... · bur&, w. va., were re(elt clJ.D.. ner auesta of Ander1011 B. Klbble. ChrlltmiB nJ&ht. - blo 111 .._. fnaa u4 elur ItS I ....... lL ~ , . - ,., " ' " w .., - - · w. DIKLZ .,..,.,., ., ClfMtM :!Ia ,...... =:- ._ erate --'--..... ~MTY. OHIO NOTICE ll' •U?LIICATIDII • DGIII JIAM DAILIY N.. lti'N 1, elno, Mr. and Mrs. Denwr Web- er and lOili ud ·lrTen Pi-•-111. W "'"' Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fteld1 ol the U. S. Air Force IIPtnt the hollda.Y• Witb ...... -.-- . o•a"'LM - DAILIYr - .... 'diP' nllt?T11M Sa u......_ 1Rd ~ lui ,..... e1 niNiaet - ,....._ Ollllo. . . . . ..,.. ........... - - '* e• ... H _.. WIMIIn • !RIW al C*So. wiD . . . ..... . . .... _.,. . 1111'. 111111 Mra. Charloai!W. oa o. u.e, .., 6l OetObll'~ ,.. ""''"'""'" ~ ": c • will! Mr. and Mrs. Oaear Wobor ,...._ '""" - - . .·- - Mr. and Mra. Derwer Weber , ==--~ ~ and 1001 Yialted Cbrlltmu lla)' ltlr • lllh'or6ao ~ .,_ _ _ Slapped. .....,..,. Clltl and dlulbttr ql Keno. Mrs. Bill Wkl.n1 IIPII't ~~ ~th ~DoriI UUll ftl ~L MIJ'ka ani tamU, ol Lolw ~ tom. Mr. ud Mra. carl Buckley were Chrlaanaa dlmer gueltl ot Mr. and Mro. E. 11. Riddle or Parkonbura, W. Va. Mra. Allee Foutljl vlolled will! Kr. 111111 Mro. Ljlle oo,toolr 111111 . IUIIIY or Uttlo Hocld!W, Oorlot.. DIU lla)-, Mr. and Mra. Lao Otbomo or H~LBN 'II' VIRGIL TEAFORD ReedavWe, RD. and Mra. Helen AlllioaATEB -.a Klrloman orforkorlllorg,W, VL, ~.o. -Mie won Ooriomwo dlnoer eueoto,of 1 Mr. and Kro. Riellord BorlDC, Brollla, Raalb'. llicloJ Borllllo · oal Stevo Klrlanaa. . laflii•• . l•nt.u Kingsbury Mr. aal MrO: l.orQr W"yanthaol ,u vlldtoro lor Cllrl-' Mr, """ Mra. SlaniQ" BoaiiiiiiiiUIIIY ol Clewtaal, Mr. 111111 KrL Norman Wood aal flilljil,y, Mr. and Kra. Jamoa J1ambv and famll¥ of Alllanr. Kr. and llr& Komolh laets:fd ~~will ... ,_ he.fnt Gil Iliad dW tM I ft1 .. ,..,..,.. tfllll, DORIS "*MIIAN MILlY csow. ,__. a NllTI"" ,,,.• 1'1 MJ d a 11 JOI U ltJ .....,.,. .... ... •-II• u lk d Al 1 t"' · Alterotlona, 1lpp•• 'dnd 1 t ••• poc.oto PHONE 304-675-2425 Professional lUI Contilllllital Const ca. 'le•lnt-llfarantled Mason, West Vlrelnl4 VA. 773-5~ . . WMPO Haller Madleal Center: Firat Hazolbokor, Ironton; Mn. HatAve. Vlolliow houro :1-4 and 7-8 ry P, Petera, Rt. 3 Alban.f; Mrs. p.m. Pare!U ool,y oo Pedlatrlea J....,h £apro, Ill. l Olio HOI; Mra. Jdm R. Helatoai!, Jr., Ill. Word. 4 adUJeolho; Mrs. Corlio MAdmilllOIUI JIIMI E. n.n..t, 13 Pine St.; ama, Rt. 4: Ja~ Mrs. Olarleo Borton, Rt. 1 Blrtlu . Mro. Loro7 Mrco;, llldl!"lll. CheohiN; Mra. Emma E. CUrfman, ~Ire; Mra. Cedi W. .... 7:$8 ..... llondlll Mra. Qlr· Riee, Crown Clf;J; Mrs. Jack B. tla Adsma, RL t ~kla'i. aoa, Freomia,, lit. ~ GaDII>allo; Mrs. 12o55 ..... TuolldQ"; Mra. Jo. Vlrsil Fntoy, lit. I Bldll'eU; ooph W. Egav1, lit. 1 Olio HUI, TIPton TraJMr, lit. I C•DII>allo; dauabtor, 3:05 Lm. 'I'UNdQ". BIWo J. Hc..,-.1. . NOll' II&VOD; Dlam.<pa Mro. 5.Yivlo L Ollllnaer, lit. 1 . lira. ll1ldrod ~~, · MllwJ', Mro. Wool Colulllb!ai · Mra. Amha Clareolce 1. Boo, Mn. y• e Mlllo, R&elno; Fronk R. Beaeh, 81'011'11, Vlcldo 1. Noll, lolri. J. MlddlllPOfll Mrl. 1l<lllnO)' F. DaWI hlllt/ !!l&r• ·10. -art, Doornbv.- lllddl~ Mra. Bfr- TrQI' D. Totii; ftr"a. Thomas RuilMra. ~-lm.m I)Aiulh,_Mrs. dle II. ""·~ (;oot•'!j, !,ll\•hll loa, ...... ~"-' . r:JL..~ , " ., w·- t.: Tiw.l'il\WeU~ )'. tOol;' "J~ Mra.'"Poal il. "''• •.J ~· - • IIJI!ll• 100. 1/l ~'.. • Syracuse News, Society aJ' IJ)A SLACK S[lendiDC SuuiiQ" with Mr. 111111 Mr1. JUDQ S. Quick were HWD or lhilr ldal!lbildren and aaven great Jl'llalehlldn>o. 'lbe7 ll'ore: Kr. 111111 Mra. ~ .Ciwpqwo aal Eddie of Plekorll!slon. Mr. ~.. ~ Shei- 1 W ,,.. • ' IIIORMAliOI lt£WS pr1$11ds LOCAL REPORTS DliLY 1 · AT 7:50 A;M, ' ·12 .•o.o. l P.M. ·-AND ,•...'.fit."""' 7-:l:,30 -j\. . , ·~~.:£_') ·I· ,_., . I 1 . , '!~!c·', -l<eell)rng Meigs Gallic and Mason Area ·. Informed As Well As · . . Entertained ao.,..., I.Y IIIIIIKimborl,y, Mlso ComloKQ" Ollpmo• and Mill Shorcn Sue Cottrtll or Collllllboo, 1111'. Eddie Van Mitre or Wool Columbia, w. Yo., Mra. Gonion Wool, Dobra, - · John 111111 MaloiiJ of fta. cine, Mra. Margaret cottrlll, cnta Ud Bruce, locaL 'l1lo Rev. 1. Stebllluo 111111 da,.Ptor, Cenlb'....... Cllrlot.- s. Jollnooa, llcConuolovllla. Jtc. ....,.,.;,o:=, ters of Mldi.Ueport, Mr&. Harr)' Plckeno 111111 Dooo Erllklno or fta. AIC CLEAIIEI &.SHIRT LAUNDRY -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·21194 • FOR FR!E ESTIMATE ..... 0181 eueoto "' b!o douihler 111111 ...,..io>low, Mr. and Mn. Jerry IN . TN? C'IO'.....OM fiLIAl COUIYo aJd Mrs. BUJ Meredith and ~Cm~, Beftrly, Mr. · ...,.. 111111 Kro. lllrold Souor lllllldaupat:t.endJ.Ds Were llr. ' Ullll ....,. lillie, liiiDNIIlHr CONIOL-ER llenO :C.• Jtoodw'; llnl 4 opellrln, kpeed . ..-d below Pllntl Cburdl, <J>anpr wllh twe>wq bai. ,... Olllo. 1-Ulp IIICO coatrol; dlallllllld Jlllll. le, All·hl rldlo; tiM C!l.lh or f/.10 per 111111th. .l'llolill Call1-Ulp .... 1-7.-.: -.:o-o;:;. - .u. etlad ..a (II) . , (l) • Mr. anUira. ErM&IWhltoheod and -••ay '--'1.. entertained 'fith I familJ.dlauer, •.aa - _. - .._ ~., ss.ss • ALUMINUM SIDING • STORII WINDOWS • REMODEUNG AND BUILDING AO--..,-- """ :.::r::. """""" ""' WIIIIIAIII.Mof Weekend aueoto of Mr, 111111 1\lro. Rollert RanloD 111111 Debbie were Kr. lad Mrs. -11 liardon and erte ol lllarioft aa1 James Hanlon orw~ D. c. Kr. 111111 Mra. Orville Crooks opeulllle Chrtotmaa llollidQ" with tbolr .... and daqhtor - In ...... Mr. 111111 Mra. Jolm eroob 111111 dauptero or CoiMr. 111111 Kro. 'l'IKmal Clark Yililed their oou wdaollbler-11>lall', Mr. ODd Mro. 'llloonu Clark at 'Anclater. SrlolllliDCIIIeWookond-lln. Ada Slack and ..... her ICIIIlad dauilhtor-4Nw, Ill'· """ Kra. Jdm S1aek and Jolullf and - . canton. dQ" 111.... suo•to ......, Mr. and MrJ, ~II)' E. d eh!ldron of W..! Pen Road. . Mr. and Kra. Brooko s.,re· c.ue....... J-.. Wyant 111111 faJnib' of ~n, E-7 Sle.llllll Mrs. Lulhar GUIIomaal oOIIIIW!oot - r at tlilo time. family of Oak Gnmo, t~¥., Kr. Vlalllnc with Mr.llllll Mro, Roeand Mra. Harold GWiam ol Olio or Y - re<o..., wore Mr. 111111 Grow,t~¥.,· 111111 Mra. Gloob'oGD- Mra. w- ~ - 111111 famll¥, !lam ol Jenkloa, KJ. Mr. and Mra. William MurrQ" · Kr. 111111 !ln. Olen Harrl- of Columbuo, Kr.llllllllll'a. ~ hod ao Clorl- Yllllf"!'l llr, tin 8watl Jr; of Col'""llal ·ODd and Kr~ Dale lllrl'l.lon, So,alt Kra. Eli.-btlll 'II'P'l•· ." and J~, Mr. Phil IIUI1... 04 , llr, and Mro. Cllorloo lSII!I CGiaallllo IIIII Kr. ll!tiO' Soldl w ·u Oorlltinaa .. . . Kr.lilll of Paaor01. t.,n~lil canon lira. Edollo Klft, ·. aa~ ~ 1011, · "'"' M111 ~ Brlcldu "!i4 and llr. 111111 lito. Ed 'K~oJ lil Charita 11¥H1l · ' lllrri-Vote. · ·. , Mn. car• ·J1111. ~. ~ ur. .p( liti. 'laluf 11oen and .., cart R.atJ.oniDii ~ 11011 ..... YioWWith. Mi-•..,;.t lira. Hall, ll'llo Wl'l .. .... ·lllr Ouiot- ·Paul l'a!'~r 11 ~r , ro; mao YIC&IIoa " ' - col1op &I collll¥. lin. Pirnter ll'llo ll'li . .Grt.l'ICIIIo KJ,, and Mt, and~ I~ in 10 llillllioblle acclJOIIIph Carl vilified Clu'i,_o dent 111111 wu hoJpltalfUotat Cjoliwith Kr, carl Hill ll'llo Ia a po- U<Oihe f1ao returned hOmo ial . · liolll at lkiiHr Hoopllll lie lo r...-lao a11out tho aamo. , ' '' ' .. '· I :1~ f· �·. • ' ent\ ,.,............. .: Or Reduction in ;, ' ~ l'l>merw I'O>IIce .allol J .• d laiD the civil dofeaae holplloi Webller, It a 1-r 10 ...,._. eqlllllmenl thai 11\e viUalt eurCiarlea J,.otar -.,.ldatltuk· <end1baa IIOrad k>Wb<. ad oltlwr on blueala In DOfllr - Leolle Fllliz wu .-mod roc111c:tlon In woekb work ....,., preoldori Ill for hlll deportment and lllmoelf. - Dorinda WDICJ!l wu ...,..._ Cblof Webster• letter, read ed u mayor•a Heret:ai'y. , to <:<Uldl, urged earl)' actioo. - . Reid WUI 'ftl. reblred u eotantU, after • brief dlawa~ Jtreet c:ommlltionlr. aion, qreed to investigate, and - AIJPrOVal nii llv• to bUY !Apr rwned U1e sar.ey two .... ti<eo for the ..,.,... aod fllwtce comml-• to •tud.v cy ...,..a~ruc~<. U1e ""'-· - A bid Ill ~.68 for Jllll"· Mayor Legu also read a let- cb&le · of the Vfbageta old tractor from Middleport Village ad- tor from Harold Hysell of Rutviaing that, effective Jan. 1, the · .....:n. nood ...... dump Wl)U]d be c1oaed for use to Pomeroy. The letter also advised Pomeroy ot dump~ the new IIJidflll by Middleport IUid of its eotsbllohed . '•I'OMEROY-MIODLEPOR1'. OHiO · . . ' . ,. . .·· .VOL. 180 . . XXI .NO. .. ~ '' ' Jury F"IlldS True Bills Pr. PLEASANT - Two felFire Chief Henry Werry's reony lndietmenta were returned port for the year, which includID ~ Coullty Circuit Court ed 19 in-town fires and 30 outMoDda,y afternoon by the Grand c(-town Ores, wu appl'(ftled. The '. Jw-y. Tnle bills "ere returned in the cr1mtna1 action ol state vs. Donny Rlftle charged with felonious usault ononeLym.Free- Repaired man during an armed robbery and A portion Of Second St. buol=*ate VI. James Gibbs, charged led. nesses and residellces in Pome· with felonious assault on one In Olber activity or COI.Ulell: Ronald Wilc:o.xen roy were without wat.er tervice - 1be f1re contract with Sa.ITbe member~ ol the grand . aU day Mooda.Y due to a leak in ilbury townlhlp was renewed for jul')' toured and inspected the water lines near Rabinlon's IDOthtr two years. Muon COunty jail cllrlng the at- Laundry. - Jim Soulsby asked council ternom and reported to the oourt Workers ot the Pomeroy VUW take all possible steps to re- that they found the jail in rea- lage Water Depart:ment began sonably good condition with only work at 4:3Cl a.m. Monday on the a few minor items needing at- repair. The Hotel Martin which tentl u sea a hot water fumace was 011 • without heat as a result and the (COntlnuod from Page 1) 'lbe grand jury upoo report- c:ourtbouae, vlllage ball IUid jail miacellaoeowJ $500. Total $38,- ing to the eourt asked penniawere among the location! with~ 320. sion, which was granted, tore- out water. Mondayevening.itwaa convene 011 J8JUIU")' 21 at 9:30 a. not known when tbe repair work F- - lil<eet repair $500, em- m. to attend to some matters "ould be completed. JIIOJ'ool $1,500. matorlalo S200, tlley deemed necessary. pi)llc employees retlrenient Upoa roll crLll of the prevlwsfl20. Total $2,300. ly drawn srar.ld jury at 9:30 Lm. CREW RESCUED OSLO, No.-- (UPI)- Tile GoQoral Bood Retiremoet F - Monday morning, seveu mem~al 11reet repoh- bond bers were found absent. The court Brltloh trawler Othelln couahl retirement 1\md - reclempllmof appointed Mrs. George Carson, fire off U1e Norwqlan eoalll eertltleMe• or notes $6,000, in- C)>) IUid Mro. Warner, ()!) Mondoy IUid U1e 25<nan ...... took to life rafts and were terelt on cerdfiCLtes or notes to fW the seven vacancies. $6t3.tO. Total $6,843.90. Grand Juron ...-vlng- . picked up by U1e trawler Jlols Generol Bmd Reth-emeat were J. E. Sommer, foreman, Aquila. Redemption of bGodo •12,000. Haney c. CottrUl, Bemlee B. The beauty seen t. partly -.,111 on - • $5.250. Total Clllowa1, Gall Jones, Mary Hyre, in him who sees it.-<:hril$17,250. Hazel E. Rouah, Herman stme, lian N. Bovee, Ameritan !ludtary Sewor ondSOWageDiaMelvin Earl Clark, Vm- writer. poool Cmolnlctlon Cmtraet - . Donna Glbbo, Hobert GurSewer .....-.ctlon $500.000. To- ds, Cheryl Wamer, Kem.etbMorJal tiOO.ooo. rl•, ~ Lee, Dorotb:r' Monday 'alph Do- men- lng and Mary Arnold. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, JAN. 7 -rt ANZIOl (Technicolor) Mitchum - ·- Earl IJollimll' FEATURETIE: Low at First Bite S"-• SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY JAN. 8 • 9 ·•. Tho ---Improvement \ DIVORCES GRANTED Two tHVOI'"Cet, both on grounds of lfO&& neglect ol *0' and extreme cruei1;Y, IDd neftber btvolvlnj: minor cldldren, llavebeee granlod by .1o1m C. BaCOII ID Melp Couii\Y common pleu oourt. Womdo Hubbo<d bll beee awarded a divorce from Rolmie Hubbard and tb.e plafaWf was ............ ber malden ..... of Schultz. Herman P. Hoftner has been granted a dhorce from Hoi., W. HoDDer. The defendant J- r===NOT~~O~P~EN~=~~~w~a~s reltOred her matden name ·r' 0 -' ~ • • ~ ' ... ' • 1 ' • ' .. ' Coun.Uea were IDDW - covered and slippery MondiiJ', an obvicaat faclor in six minor accidentl Investigated by 1he State Patrol. One of the six occurred in Meigs County at 1:55 p.m. Monday on Rt. 33, three..tenths of a mUe north ~ Pomeroy. No one was injured aa there was no contact between two trucks. oateer11 said Leland E. Haleley, 28, Madetts, headed ooutb. rounded a curve in a tractor - -trailer. Halale,y saw a telephone tr•ck operatod by John R. Koehler, 34, Syra(:use, start to pull out onto lhe highway. Halaley applied brakes and hiB truck "ffiJt alt ooto the BDOW • corered berm and out of control. Tbe rlg came back onto the road· way ancl jackknifed, There was minor clomago to the left front of the cab ~ the tractor. The patrol said Koehler back· eel ol1. the highway when he saw the tractor..traller awroaehing. He did mt see Halal.,.• rig wllen he otsrted onto the h i - . No charge waa fllecl. at .. MAKE . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 'YOUR SHOPPING CENTER. NOW· IS A GOOD TIME DURING OUR JANUARY SALE TO .BUY A NfW KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITE . .USE. OUR .. 2ND STREET PARKING LOT. WALK UP ONE FLIGHT TO OUR 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT AND SELECT. DEPENDABLE KROEHLER fURNITURE. pare joi at rules. authorizes executive secretary of Hoose' to sign voucher& oo "hich approval of Speaker required. HR5, employs Rev. Alvin Duane Smith as House C'hlplain It $300 Per month. Elberfelds Department Store Pomeroy HBl, corrective matters ·in revised code. SCR1, HOWie concun in Senate resolution on committee to wait on the governor. ~ ' · • Fold LTG Ia the beot-aelling car In Ill claea. Becauao It olfero you 10 much more than the others. Tllte 1- .._Fifteen mlnuteowllllllow you wha(makell Ford so opaclal. A front aoal •""' 10 epacioua H"a called the Fianl Room. A wheelbaae longer lhan C......,_ ~nterest ,' 'Threat' In a out. Takeft-.FORD ~OSJJ!I)t.~ WliSIIJNGTON (UPO- Two mendlen ;d Consres• ...... ' forni.er pernor were described by uoually well-Informed. Democr.t:b today as 1 - caadl.df,tu to succeed L a w- .. ; THE APPAIIENT WINNER of Tho Do11T Soallnel"s "Flrot Bab1~ . .~..-" - I l l laW Eric Eoda, son of llr. IIIII l(rs. Jercy D. Eadl, Rutland. Here, Kent, ·bonl ~ia. 2, Ia hold lw 1\11 . . - . 111111 weloomed home by his two brothere, Slawn. left. tbree, and Todd, lhe, rl&b~ Rutland Infant '69 Kent Erie Esdi, 7 lb., 1111 '. I . ..1. • ' ,< ... , ' . Prlte, Jr.,~ 'llle ......,. of hiYiag Melp Colm\Y'I flrll child of1969lllvea !It-. and !lira. Eads U1e prwt. lege Ill ,..ledlng tbe largo ~<· ray "' provided by .... merelants wiU! Tho SentineL ~of U1e Baby Dert>_y wta.r are Charleo Eodo. BlltlaDII. atl VlrgU Par1001, al10 of Rutland. Mr. IUid M.-.. Low- Jlri•••, ~. Goelllor'l JeWolcy SOoro, oll•er feodinll vn. lap i'llarmaey. $5 IIIli; Cltlz..,. Bank, .10 11V1nP account; Moore'•• white cudl.ily bear; Crow'a Sleak Houle, cUn.ner to mother; Hartley' a Sloe~a, polr Ill Poll l'arrol Blloy 91Deo; SWilber -"' Lohse B e x a I 1 Drop, baby nur1ery letj llown. ·ie-Gro. ., Arrow 8btrt to Dad; Dudllt''a, eut flower &.rranlll- '• t; ' ., ,. • .. '~ ..,. ,-.~"._.,, .._:· '· Gwt· .. ;:. .; •. ~. '· I ·' ' ,. f o:•l'<:· •1. ' . llurt .• When Train By Sheriff ATHE.~- ~To...,...., Pt. Pleasant eo. ot Olllo·~S2. 7t1,8.55 will be opent Cll-.i<o'-e- mon~ The Kiddie ~. llab,. blaokol; Duke Cleonera, 10 lba. eoln1111 type dry eleonlng aarvlce Cl2 valut); Mlddloport - Inc:._ '"',. --· t-o;,. Special Help Jlt s~ Pari' ... 1,' :1. ~·,,-);I , !a~L~3 ' ' '· 'if.~·-.,,',. ' ( ' .. ' ~· . . . .'·j"• .\ ' ' ' . ' The ploce you've got to foto s,ee ~t's gbi~g ~y~r ' • • ' '1 • I I, ; ! ..:;. ~- .'1' ..·.~ ,.J _~ (' • ' • ' 't ,. ' ' .... ' '' •• . ·.· . ,,. ·. ,,. mi ;~·',JPrij,nted "*. , :..a:Mill·~..:·.: add':;;r~ ...... Bowen to Coor.J!~a:l:a •. ;· ~ U.ll;l .~~' Special 1969 it~:. ~d~nt· · , -~;rted. .by Court, ;!~~~,~Y.. . " , . - an"""* *,. Will Receive \'&: ~ ..,.._....,.__. ln . . 't,~ l)iVp~,..., • · ~~. a_~ l!ll" ...... ~ ,..., ' :. "' "-'~"~· • /4alional ·. A maJor $l.2 million equip. In Alheno, $163,000 will be .......,_"' c:able Jn ment addl1lon Ia acile41dad IW 1poat !Or e~q~~~~~olon af <able ella- rwa1 .~ tram Athena exehallp. a lOIII pro. trlbutloa facllltleo wlthlo the .x- Tba l'llllla mont IUid _.,.~on projacll In vide 1,100 euiiiOmer lines ehanp. ~· 111_; ~ Two tral!le aeclclonts. neither the 23 oxehan(es of Albans dla- IUid termlnala . for 1,200 . _ ground oable relocatim alons are JI!Oiinad In ho reoultln& lnpo<IOilllllrliurl', were trlet during 1969._ plux)e number&. Aloo )>lamed II Eaat state St., IUid a cable ad- outiiDecf nU.Jor work )II -' 11 1 lnvelllfpted· Tuesclo,y by Melp Expansion prOjo<tll wiU In- a 6ito-llne IUid 600.termlnal lid- clltloot to lhe ..at green on Oblo <ertaiD clllllrlet ~;"""" COIIIIt,y a.cirUr Robert C. liar- croue IIWitchllla oquJpment. eo- dllilxl to the Ohio Uolverolty Ceo· Unlveralty'l compus leodlngto a POMEROY. loalalllliOD iii.• toO tenbach'a ·~ ble dimibutlon, laterc:huae trex eyltem. new houalng oomptex'ror married Un11 and toOiermm..lnt~ Tbe flnt, 111 1:15 a.m. on IUid 1- dlatance fkUitleo, ,..td Included ID the $1.2 - million atudeata. In IPment TO'IIII&hllo Raod 313 about 1~ Robert M. Wopat ·Ill Marion, projecl a r e - · to lilng dlt~ ~ will ~0 mll aut 1Jf preaident. 1be dl8trl.et serves tanee and toll-tree ealllna traM.• ....... ..,..v....de ror ~~. aad •• '.~ra Flolno, more ••an •• ·~ t s • - • In b~- Albano -~ area -\ddltlonal Athens c:able pro- party line rectuetioa. ,.~'"" .....,_ POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. lnYol•ad a 198& . - 1 plck-oq> "' • .,~ .... "'"-' ~u -~ jea · I ed ned I 8 I ~ror .,-,(UPJ).. A "'took force IIPproach'" truck - - by MarJorie Ben- AU!ono. FolrfiO!d, Meiga, Jack- tral offices. Aloo II a u.W:. '::. Porn c : : wUI be made In an atteqJt to aett, 2D, Rt 1, Raednlllt,lrav- llocldnc andVIDlmeouotlea. $95.000 projeet to lntreaae Alberoy ~ ,.-,•. K .. build ..., the eeorK~DJ¥ of thJs eUne JOUtb1 A chief project wi.U be con- en1-Colwnbut and Atbella-Logan ~· ·~. ;k , ~ Ohio River community which Autliotlllel laid Mro.- llinletlon of a new$250,000clls- lntertolltnmka. has been hit by two major fires was attempting to 10 up a grade trlc:t plant aenlcebuildlng. Work In aoolher project, the IIIII the colllpae of tl!e snwr and waa Cll&ble to llllke It be- II ac:hemled to 111ar1 oo It next <0111)1011)' wiD conaolldats operaBridge in the last 13 mootha. eau1e at IDOW. Wben lbe tried IPr'IDs. 'lbe blll.lc1lng will serve tiona of The Plaflla and Chauncey Commerce C<mmlsoloner An- to b&cll c1oo11 tbe grade tho truck u a centralized ICIUrCO of sup- Into one building: Plano call for "'' Peyton 1111100111<ed Tuesday olld off the ec1p 111 the rood IUid ply servlcea IUid oqulJ>Olenl for lnotsU- of 600 linea ond 900 the program unclertaken by hia over an embaakmeQt. causing it the dlstr:lcL terminals of ICIUbtment for The d•l11nent to bolster the eeorr to turq orer 011 tta tcp, 'Ibere The }Jlaat serviee building wUl Plains customerS' in _, Chaun~ COUnty 8lpt. ~ Schoolo Robert - r e liltY will om,y, . waa dlnut&e to ;tbt cab, fenders be erected on a $-acre tract eey ofrt.ce. The two comft'IUDJtlea Bowen will COIIrdlnats a four- !!II In tpOcla1 PeWJn said residents or ~ and bed of tbe truck. No charge altuated four miles ICIIItlnnlat o1 will retain aeparate eomm~ county Title VI program to pro- luJWia· II!U' ~ area "'have had more lhln their wu flied. · Athena. Detailed plans of the Ucms identldea. but be served by vide training for teacbers interw wUl reeelvl llli...j allan! of mloforOlllo.'" He aaJd Tho other ...,....... at 1:30 p. project will be CIIIIKIUliCecl In the oeporale swltchq facllltlos In estecl In the field or special edu- _for l'ttlndlnt. he hopes the PrQII'II11 "ean oh- m. on Route 124, a.ve .. tenthl of · 11811' fUture. one locatlcm. cation, undo< autbnrlty of the ~and loin IW them an a~Ieratsd a mile n<!IIIIWtlll 01 the Junetlon Melp CCMtt.Y Boord of Emca. trl,ll\lng rete of resoUrce developme~" ot lloptU 124 ... 338, between Um 19blc:h met in Amleroy TUel1be Tho C<llllllllsslooer said ,Ule COI'I ctrt•eo 1>1 Hay C. Hartley. day·~....olon task fi>rce lntludes re1nl!lllll- 62, .lladH; and Robert L. WinPARIS (UPO - North VtetnmuakltOdVIIwill 1101 reconMr. Bowen. as eoordlnator, tlves Ill the nelda ol llldtilltrial ao\t, 28, ~alder Its refusal to ae<>opt AmorlcanandSoodb ~pro­ wUI jpdde Ule $24,13S 11111111110r devetopnien4 <CIIIIIIIunlt¥ ond ·. ·.lillerllr ~ch laid bulb cedurol ptq>Oaalo for u 01<b< 011:0.W.· ol die Ialka m pr01fam tor teachers ~ Mef8;a. cG~qtr.ehenal -ve plannlng and ur..- aut.oA· .were traveliJII·· la a .IOIJth:. ~to- A North Vletnuneae lll>(lb..- laid lfH!re W.. no Gallia, Vlntoo and Jadtoc•>eounban ,._.. •• well •• ......... ""*~~'· dl<ic:lkJII1ibm Hartley ....... would lloton to 1 U. S. ~ llllllldopt oome of tles. Vnder it, Lntereated teadlaenlllllvos from the Jlld..trlal . •'IIJilled m lila illllr*tY to let a t11o seatllfl arr~~~p~~tents put forward 11.1' 1ile Unllod stateo. ers will attend Ohio Unlverolb< . "All these ul'ilwanentl aim at mlki~W ·• Ilbe conference Derclve,1•01> 1ement .Aulhorlty to "'t ckJ& oUt of hll. ... &Del Win- ' 01 1 1 fi')I""IJW matters. · · ..,.~ )'olllele olld IDiD the.....I two-elded iasue. As we a1J'elld;r have said. di1J il unaccept.E-R Unit Remove~~ cunmlaoloner ..lde!ID<t& · ol lla !969 p l 111to aperatabkl to us," tbe ,........,.. uld. Hathuo """'"'l!d oft an IIPpeal 'been under WilY to IOc:'la <!cl bY Hartii!IY. 'lbere wu IIIIDTuallli.Y 11.1' C)TUI R v.,.e, dei>yb- Amerl"'" fteaouator, that . In the ~II!!' · ~ .cllimoao Ill 1110 ...Or af Hart,. North V~ ~&lder Ill refuoal ·to.abalj.and·Odopt one of Man to said three»'-"" . jtYII auto and IIIOdlum' to tlMI . · !Ia ·alx """"" for the ,..attallllli' lllllo - tbe main obotscle :c.l'(o_...,.._._ . ,bJ41C~lbiJiarlelo, I ' .. .conalderiJWtho .... ,~~ ; .: .•... FREE CUSTOMER PA!IKING - N- Hospital ' ... ' ~ .. A&P &opor Ml<ker, $5 p u r- en., 1011 ol. Mr. and Mrs. Jer- ebue -. baby needa; Lou' a AshrJ D. Eada, MaiD !I., Ruti"KK, land Slatkin. 5 pl. PI to the lo Me... Colm\Y'I Drill llab,. of the yen • Kent Eric wao barD Jae. 2 II 10:21 p.m. Ill Holze< Medl· cal Center Dr. Thoi!UlO P. F~rst . ' . · .. .J····~.',) •..·.,' . ear ~·a amazlilgly agile. Ford's turning circle 'Ia even arnaller than Plymoulii'L · · . 1he 1. . LTG Will deoigned lo ride qulete• th.an tho LTD lhel wao qulal8r than a RoUeRoyce. Come ,in now. Tllk H .,..,•.Try H ......... · ' f t~pofJ~a · lmh~ements · ExTiansion ~;:;:;.:·:-:«:».».:;~"8~:;;;:-:~wm.o:: ~ r ·" ' . let'e for an extra-smooth ride. T:he fHd-holdlng grip ol a track 81 wid. io CadillaC' All wrapped up COiched at Berne Union In 1960, StcJbart mowd to Gal· r.,.. .......,;,. Hto recol>ed llpollo, and -<hod tho B lu 1 his bachelor and master degreee llovlll to • perfocl !1-4).1 ...,.. from Old.o Ualwnl~. The Melt:. Countlan sened·11 """" and the Souti\outetn Olllo Looaue clamplonohlp. Hll ba... 1111111110< ~ cllrectw In baU l()uad It GAllS flnl- 110<• GaOipolla 1D IUO. He 11 martted to the tonner Olld In the I....,. ID the opriJW June ~- ,. Pamo~. 'ni01 of 196L Stobart then moved to Mt. Ver- have t11no ·~ J.., non wllere his· YellOif Jacketl andGrer. · · • w~ 0:..10, 7--3, 10..0 ,..S 9--1 or CGaeh -~· iho..., o1 tbe Jato llola-.lindlllu. H~ 26-14, in tour ;roara. Frmn Mt. Vernon. stobltt ,.,.. Pulllna, -~ He wui!ww tered tbe college ranks, aen11W at llraolluu, niu- Mlddlll(lllrt. The f>lnlll,- later ....... to AI>as an usiatant at Marshlll Vniv.,..alcy. From Marthaii, he Uqulty, ~hop J!aciM, ~ .~ to the Unlverolt,y ol Cln- Chal-loa 'llalided ScMflor!O ~ <1...,.. ln.1965. He joined 11\e Ml- lchoola . _ - ...,._. Thell, balliiioe Ciarlei · ~ om,l Jlfl[ In 1966. . Sldla!'t played quorterbocl lor I O p l a ) ' - - ~~ <;;oai:l'l ·Bill . Heial' OlJ Bobcilta in or Ol!<eedod 1115 lba. ,Jj)fj,, h 1957 011111966 aflerhlodlse.-.e lehool - .!hOi ~ . lilirinlii, to Mlddl""'rt. . fl,m; no~ · ~ In Boliilhom Dlllricl atJjoal l'Jj. Then try to 1059~ ~ llio.,.. streak In the okY Slnlly ...,. as far . _ •• Parkoroborg T •• . .. . ' " B'fii.L llUJI!tlJNG ~ 'i :!-..1 """' adll IOIPIIw .frml a·pll Tuesday liller.-.11 U1e oils of :·, ... ·~ ~ po waD oo the William Mcllel.., fUm Portllind. Gao weD Oli(IOrll of the Red Adair ·CO. of Teat 1~ tho !Ire til ''burn off" U1e weD Sllnda)-. Presooreln !he wall, bollevecl to be .@ii bfaut evef blt In ...-.stern Ohio an4 perhlpa In Ohio, neeessitatecl the 11burnlna: ott n Yal'"• 1IIOdiiiW off tho GlJw tram 1111 well wW oot 11o clOsed uoUJ workero are ........ to <11> tl!e wall. Jl"!llito• tram 1111 but1l pill& fiery lnd A1bena. ' • Hoose election ol majoricy ltldet, aulstant majority fioor ~er, mlnorlt,y tloor leader ··.and aaaiJUnt minority leader of lllo '(100 ... lqt2, election of omciala ot the -~e of Representative•. HR3, &'lthorlzea ~r to tpJIPint comml- of nine to ·' ....' ' '· tor. > COACH &TOBART PROMPT DELIVERY. SENSIBLE CREl11T- AND CONTINUOUS SERVICE. prepare Houte rules and meet wid! Senate committee to pre- HR4, In Hljjh S.- whore hlll _ . . posted a 9-4l ' Bateman · for his 50 year• of service as clerk of the Senate. · SJR1, propose• to amend cmstituUon of State of Ohio to lower voting age frOO'l 21 to 19. S COn. R2, tn memoriam of the PIIBII'IB of Fred S. Harter (May 21, 1968) Conner legisla- .. Uillverolty ~ M!<hlll'i' Ia Ealll Lalllq, Iaa ~ Cl>arleo lll,r (ONeill Slotlarl, 31, 1 Mtlve of Metp ~~ o«ent.J.ve t.cktield eoech IW u.e lllc 111 Wd,.rlnoa. $ldoart, wlio . - I l l W I , balk-. baU IIIII I a -· II MldoiJopon Hli!> Sehool enol In W IIIII I a - Ohio Unhorilj;, In tho 1950a, haioJ a olmljar poolllon \DliiOr ilebembechler •• Mlamf.(OhiQ) UidvOJ'· 1t1q tho pool lwo ,...... -.,. IP"Oduiii!W tram Ohio Unherolty lliihwo,ys ID Gallla and Melp The Legislature COLUMBUS (UPO- A brlel look at ection in the General A..embly Monday: Senato SBl, provides for protection of school children rrom communicable tubereulosis. SB2, relieves recipients ot unsoUclted merchandise sem tbrrugh !be man of lily reSponJibilldes or dJligation to the serder. SB3, permits cities to levy a maximum 2 per cent income tax It a .epecial election. SB4, allows a municipality three years to noti~ a tupa,yer ot deli"lUeti. inccne tax end a further ab: yean Cor recovery, SBS, prohibits trains from blOCking crOISiJ'CI for more than five minutes U stopped or switching and more than seven minutes il m~ ~1. provides ror lhe committee oo committe& to aJSign members of standing c:ommit.toes. S Con. Rl, provldet c:om.mi ttee to wait am infonn governor that the two houtet of tho 108Ul Geooral AAIIembly on in testion and ready to receive Trlbilne: iliol Tho DoiiT Sonll,.. ~ ,_,.diM ljiJSCIIombaehler, .-11'· ..,.llled ...... Slick Roads HRI, So many people - verbally and in print -are urging you to "start" this, "start" that "in 196!1!" We only say "take life easier," "enjoy life more" ... by letting _ more of our banking services do more for you! This is a "Full Service" bank -every banking service you'll ever need is right here in one place. Welcome! t .•' ,...... ~· .c..eh It al\f ccmmwdcatl011. be m a y trantmit. SR2, commends Thomas E. Start this, start that start ... start ... start! .. ....,_ tram a rellalilo Sewers ' - \· . . · rates. report showed that estimated damages from in-town fires was ..... $6. W. The breokdoWD for fire• inside the village included 01111 business, Obe boat. 14: brullh. aod two calls that were cancel- "',...:. u Stoba'rt Will Coach Backs At Michigan· , . "'+' WEDNESDAY. JA~. ' \ ~. • o; \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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